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[ UK /lˈɒləp/ ]
VERB
  1. walk clumsily and with a bounce

How To Use lollop In A Sentence

  • A rabbit lolloped near, its big ears standing straight up inquiringly. An Open Letter to Fans of South Plains Football
  • In the fields towards Heswall several pairs of brown hares lolloped and played in the long grass while pheasants strutted their stuff looking stunning in the sunlight.
  • I sat on the boundary waiting for the bus, watching the batsmen slowly lolloping from one end of the pitch to the other.
  • A rabbit lolloped across the path.
  • Tongue lolling, the dog came lolloping back from the forest.
  • As, however, the foxy child, thumb in mouth, lolloped after him, he took a sovereign from his pocket. Ultima Thule
  • When I got to the County trials though I met people who put my enthuastic lollop into perspective. Reminds Me Of Me
  • While our youngsters, brought up without free school milk, were lolloping about mid-week, the home side darted about like greyhounds and finished like pit bulls.
  • Girls of your age are apt to be faint and lollopy-like, as you may say; especially when they're stived up in a smoky place like London. Charlotte's Inheritance
  • I don't have time to lollop downstairs, drenched, and whip up some stink-fre towels. Blog: Late October Morning
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