Nearby Words
adjective, droop·i·er, droop·i·est.
1.
hanging down; sagging.
2.
lacking in spirit or courage; disheartened; dejected.
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Word Origin & History
droopy
"dejected, sad, gloomy," early 13c., drupie, perhaps from droop, perhaps from O.N. drupr "drooping spirits, faintness."
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