floppy in Latin
floppy in Latin is flaccidus — floppy means soft and loose, tending to hang or flop rather than stay rigid.
floppy in Latin
flaccidus
Limp, not hard, firm, or rigid; flexible.
What does "floppy" mean?
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adjective Soft and loose, tending to hang or flop rather than stay rigid.
"The puppy had big, floppy ears."
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noun A removable magnetic disk once used for storing computer data.
"She still had a box of old floppies in the attic."
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floppy in a sentence
- The puppy had big, floppy ears.
- She still had a box of old floppies in the attic.
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What is "floppy" in Latin?
"floppy" in Latin is flaccidus. floppy means: Soft and loose, tending to hang or flop rather than stay rigid.
How do you use "floppy" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy had big, floppy ears." In Latin, "floppy" is flaccidus.
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