drooped
/dɹuːpt/
drooped adjective: lacking stiffness. Also the simple past and past participle of droop.
Adjective
drooped (not comparable)
- Lacking stiffness.
- She was too young to realize the full horror of her position, and ere long she had fallen asleep, curled up like a kitten, with the silken, tangled curls of her hair blown about her pretty, drooped face […]1883, Adah M. Howard, Irene Gray's Legacy, page 6
Also used as
drooped is also the simple past and past participle of droop.
Words that rhyme with drooped
Questions about drooped
- What does drooped mean?
- Drooped means lacking stiffness.
- What part of speech is drooped?
- Drooped is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce drooped?
- Drooped is pronounced /dɹuːpt/.
Words near drooped in the dictionary
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