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loopy
[ loo-pee ]
adjective
- full of loops.
- Slang.
- eccentric; crazy; dotty.
- befuddled or confused, especially due to intoxication.
- Scot. crafty; sly.
loopy
/ ˈluːpɪ /
adjective
- full of loops; curly or twisted
- informal.slightly mad, crazy, or stupid
Example Sentences
Although a quarter-step slowed from his early 20s, Lindor remains a defensive asset, all quick trackdowns and loopy, well-angled releases.
Set next to Joel Embiid’s jumpers-and-jams tool kit, a play like the one Jokić pulled against Sacramento, with its nested fakes and loopy lay-in, looks convoluted to the point of unsustainability.
Chan has sometimes acted as a clearinghouse for lab-leak clues, knocking down the loopiest ones but elevating others.
Maybe you look at it and you see that next to a string of words, and you know that a person is feeling loopy or is indicating sarcasm.
So, feeling “a little loopy” from beers, he sat down and wrote a letter to Santa Claus.
With Reiner playing the straight man, Caesar plays a wise-cracking and loopy archaeology professor.
As nasty as Simon but as loopy as Paula, the ‘Va Va Voom’ diva is fabulous on ‘American Idol’ this season.
In the early days of their courtship, Harold told Antonia, “I am loopy about you: I feel 18.”
It was pretty much as loopy and over the top as an episode of the show.
You hear stories about going loopy from claustrophobia and stuff.
"You don't have to hold him," called Captain Burgee, dismounting from Loopy the mate.
I should use very thick worsted and make very big, loopy, spready stitches.
Sometimes this path is loopy, and its little nods correspond to nutation.
Under it was written in her black, loopy handwriting, "My Hero and my Love."
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