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Definition of droopy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sad looksad or depressed in appearance
- His eyes looked droopy after hearing the bad news.
2.
weaknesshanging down without strength or firmness
- The droopy flowers needed water.
Origin of droopy
English, droop (to sag)
Terms with droopy included in their meaning
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fit
loose and droopy in appearance
eyes appearance
having eyelids that look partly closed or droopy
Examples of droopy in a sentence
The dog's droopy ears made it look even sadder. The droopy curtains needed adjustment. His droopy posture showed his exhaustion.
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- French:triste, mou, ...
- German:traurig, schlaff, ...
- Italian:abbattuto, appassito, ...
- Spanish:cabizbajo, marchito, ...
- Portuguese:desanimado, caídas, ...
- Chinese:下垂的, 萎靡的, ...
- Japanese:しょんぼりした, しおれた, ...
- Arabic:متهدل, مُتَدَلٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:נָפוּל, שָׁמוּט, ...
- Russian:грустный, обвисший, ...
- Ukrainian:пониклий, обвислий, ...
- Hindi:उदास, मुरझाया, ...
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