lollpoop
lollpoop noun: a lazy person.
Noun
lollpoop (plural lollpoops)
- A lazy person.
- Happy is the physician who can take the "lollpoop" out of his patient by moral suasion ; who can interest him in some legitimate pursuit or amusement, which will call into activity his body and mind ; who can have him or her sit erect, breathe to the bottom of the chest, walk with some energy...1894, The Eclectic medical journal
Verb
lollpoop (third-person singular simple present lollpoops, present participle lollpooping, simple past and past participle lollpooped)
Forms of lollpoop
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | lollpoops |
| alternative form | lollypoop |
| alternative form | lolpoop |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | lollpoops |
| present participle | lollpooping |
| past participle | lollpooped |
| past | lollpooped |
Origin of lollpoop
Perhaps from loll (“sit lazily”) + poop (“tire out, quit”).
Questions about lollpoop
- What does lollpoop mean?
- Lollpoop means a lazy person.
- What part of speech is lollpoop?
- Lollpoop can be a noun or a verb.
- What is the plural of lollpoop?
- The plural of lollpoop is lollpoops.
Words near lollpoop in the dictionary
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