floppy — soft and hanging loosely or limply
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: soft and hanging loosely or limply
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈflɑːpi/
Korean meaning: 부드럽고 축 늘어진, 힘없이 처진
Korean pronunciation: **플**라피
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's floppy sun hat made her look like a giant mushroom at the beach.
- The chef's floppy soufflé was a culinary disaster that looked more like pancake soup.
- After the intense workout, his muscles went completely floppy.
floppy
ADJECTIVE//ˈflɑːpi//
soft and hanging loosely or limply

a young child holds a long garden hose that curves and sags downward between their hands. The rubber hose bends and droops heavily toward the ground forming loose curves. When the child tries to lift one end higher, the middle section still hangs down limply. The hose lacks any rigidity and simply follows gravity's pull. A parent nearby watches while watering flowers with a watering can. the hose being soft and hanging loosely without any stiffness
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Origin
From the verb 'flop' (1600s) meaning to fall or move heavily and clumsily, with the adjective suffix '-y' added in the 1960s. The word 'flop' itself is imitative of the sound something makes when it falls limply.
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“My grandmother's floppy sun hat made her look like a giant mushroom at the beach.”
“The chef's floppy soufflé was a culinary disaster that looked more like pancake soup.”
“After the intense workout, his muscles went completely floppy.”
“The old computer still had a floppy drive from the 1990s.”
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