Looping
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The running together of the matter of an ore into a mass, whenthe ore is only heated for calcination.
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When your on ecstasy and you get stuck in the same mental thought process over and over. You can be stuck moving to a beat and not able to get out of it or even stuck focusing on lights. This usually comes from your brain not being able to handle too much ecstasy or a combo of ecstasy and another drug. You have little or no control of your body movements or thought process. Simple functions are practically impossible. You may feel like your in a dream or even see the world as cartoons. The best way to get out of a loop is to remove yourself from the continual beat and lights of an area, try to drink water and come down.
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The act of thinking your friends are plotting against you while you are on a excessive amount of LSD.
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When you collect the bottle tops of your drinks from the night before, so that you can be sure of how much you drank.
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The repetitious act of a high school teenager (or teenagers) driving down the main highway (or more likely, the only highway) through a podunk town, turning around at a certain landmark, driving back down the main highway, turning around at a second landmark, and repeating the process until seeing another person with whom the teenager desires to hang out. The nonsense could have been avoided with a simple phone call.
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Going on a hopeful walk around a busy dance floor towards the end of a night in a final attempt to bag a [broad]. Looping can only be considered a success if the looper successfully opens physical relations with a stranger in the looping perimeter.
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When someone perceives or takes action... so a event or a problem exists over again.
Example: When a person try's to make a problem so they can say you were the problem or the cause of the event happening over.
Example 2: you started this fight with out fail to fucked up my birthday a third year in a row ...
when in reality there was no fight to start with they made them self believe to start looping.
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present participle of loop
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