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lop off

VERB
  1. remove by or as if by cutting
    lop off the dead branch
    cut off the ear

How To Use lop off In A Sentence

  • He felt one wheel plop off the sharp edge of tarmac. Bomber
  • I recently decided to lop off my boring hair and decided it was worth a trip to Newcastle to have Jamie do it.
  • But the committee was only able to lop off a small fraction of the fees.
  • The latter plan is the best, because the animal, side-hoppled, is able to go but little faster than a walk, while the front hopple permits him, after a little practice, to gallop off at considerable speed. The Prairie Traveler A Hand-book for Overland Expeditions
  • He felt one wheel plop off the sharp edge of tarmac. Bomber
  • The venture will also build a plant in Jiangsu to develop offshore wind turbines. GE Expands in China
  • I on the other hand would marvel at the brisk pace they would lollop off on when we were supposed to be having a leisurely walk.... Winter blues, walking slow, walking fast, the been-to way
  • I'll need to lop off the lower branches of the tree.
  • I'll need to lop off the lower branches of the tree.
  • GOODWIN: But I think, though, what happens is, when you kind of lop off a head in this case, attorney general's head, that would sort of end it. CNN Transcript Mar 16, 2007
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