droopy
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Adj — Tending to sag or hang down; lacking firmness.
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Etymology
From an old Norse word meaning "drooping sadness," related to droop.
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What does “droopy” mean?
The word “droopy” means tending to sag or hang down; lacking firmness. In plain terms, saggy or limp-looking, as if lacking energy or firmness.
How do you pronounce “droopy”?
“Droopy” is pronounced DROO-pee (/ˈdɹuːpi/ in IPA).
How do you use “droopy” in a sentence?
Here is “droopy” used in a sentence: “The plant looked droopy after being left in the sun too long.”
What part of speech is “droopy”?
“Droopy” is an adjective.
Where does the word “droopy” come from?
The word “droopy” comes from Old Norse. From an old Norse word meaning "drooping sadness," related to droop.