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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.
jon: hey bob, why is that guy walking around in circles staring at the ground?

bob: eh hes just looping really hard.
jon: should we get him out of here?
bob: naw he will probably come out of it on his own. if he doesnt call a medic
jon: k
when you collect the bottle tops of your drinks from the night before, so that you can be sure of how much you drank.
friend 1: dude, why do you have so many bottle tops in your pocket?
friend 2: oh, i’m looping so that i’ll know how much i’ve had.
where you only remember the chorus to that one song you heard on the radio and the chorus is stuck in your head, in a loop.
the chorus of that one song by taylor swift has been looping in my head all day long!
the act of thinking your friends are plotting against you while you are on a excessive amount of lsd.
1) “they kept focusing in on me, and that’s when i realized they were looping me for real”

2) josh “quit f-cking looping me!”

ian “no one knows what you’re talking about dude”
the repet-tious 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.
ra = reasonable adult who is concerned with both safety and gas prices.
ta = teenager with or without a driver’s license, yet has access to a vehicle.

ra: “so what did you kids do last friday night?”
ta: “oh, we just went looping.”

ra: “looping?”
ta: “yeah, we were driving around town until we saw some friends to meet up with.”

ra: “well why didn’t you just pick up the phone and call them?”
ta: “i don’t know. i guess there’s just an element of divine intervention and meeting up with girls.”

ra: “so you met up with girls?”
ta: “no, not this time.”

ra: “do you ever meet up with girls?”
ta: “well not yet, but there is still the possibility.”

ra: “well isn’t there a place you can go to meet girls?”
ta: “not really, we would have to drive 45 minutes to go anywhere nice.”

ra: “so your town is so podunk you have to go looping around it instead of all meeting up somewhere?”
ta: “pretty much.”
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.
slug: “omar, how is the looping treating you?”

omar: “pretty gash mate, only managed to get chatting to a girl with a gammy leg. mare.”
1.the act of laughing in a crouched over position as if you are p–ping. the word looping is the combination of the words laughing and p–ping.

2. actually laughing so hard you p–p yourself
amy saw the kid fall and she started looping uncontrollably.