droopy
hanging down; sagging.
lacking in spirit or courage; disheartened; dejected.
Origin of droopy
1Other words for droopy
Other words from droopy
- droop·i·ness, noun
Words Nearby droopy
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How to use droopy in a sentence
The Noodle in question is a 13-year-old pug owned by Jonathan Graziano, a social media manager who has rocketed his adorably droopy pet to TikTok stardom.
A TikTok-famous elderly pug is a mascot for the burned-out masses | Sarah Todd | October 22, 2021 | QuartzFor the latter group, as long as a cake is delicious, it is considered a success, regardless of its droopy center.
She had on a frock of some thin, slinky stuff and a droopy garden hat with flowers on it and carried a sunshade.
Where the Strange Trails Go Down | E. Alexander PowellThen he looked over at the droopy-eyed little folks sitting on the window seat.
Mary Jane--Her Visit | Clara Ingram JudsonYet, all Adua could see was a lot of goitered looking droopy herbage.
The Land of Look Behind | Paul Cameron Brown
The six bridesmaids wore pale-green and white, and, as Miss Upton viewed with satisfaction, "droopy hats."
In Apple-Blossom Time | Clara Louise BurnhamHe couldn't speak, but gazed and gazed up into the eyes under the droopy hat.
In Apple-Blossom Time | Clara Louise Burnham
British Dictionary definitions for droopy
/ (ˈdruːpɪ) /
hanging or sagging downwards: a droopy moustache
Derived forms of droopy
- droopily, adverb
- droopiness, noun
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