lop in Irish
lop in Irish is meang — lop means to cut off a part of something, especially a branch or limb.
lop in Irish
meang
(transitive, usually with off) To cut off as the top or extreme part of anything, especially to prune a small limb off a shrub or tree, or sometimes to behead someone.
What does "lop" mean?
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verb To cut off a part of something, especially a branch or limb.
"The gardener lopped off the dead branches."
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verb To hang down loosely.
"The dog's ears lopped over its face."
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noun A breed of rabbit with ears that hang down flat rather than standing upright.
"She bought a lop as her daughter's first pet."
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lop in a sentence
- The gardener lopped off the dead branches.
- They lopped several minutes off their previous best time.
- The dog's ears lopped over its face.
- She bought a lop as her daughter's first pet.
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What is "lop" in Irish?
"lop" in Irish is meang. lop means: To cut off a part of something, especially a branch or limb.
How do you use "lop" in a sentence?
Example: "The gardener lopped off the dead branches." In Irish, "lop" is meang.
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