loup
verb
ˈlau̇p 
ˈlōp
ˈlōp louped; louping; loups
chiefly Scotland
: leap
loup noun
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old Norse hlaupa; akin to Old English hlēapan to leap — more at leap
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing loup
Geographical Definition
Loup
geographical name
ˈlüp
river 290 miles (467 kilometers) long in east central Nebraska flowing east into the Platte River
- trump-poor
- trumped
- trumped up
- trumped-up
- trumperier
- trumperies
- trumperiest
- trumpery
- trumpet
- trumpet animalcule
- trumpet arch
- trumpet call
- trumpet creeper
- trumpet daffodil
- trumpet fish
- trumpet flower
- trumpet fly
- trumpet honeysuckle
- trumpet hypha
- trumpet leg
- trumpet lily
- trumpet marine
- trumpet milkweed
- trumpet narcissus
- trumpet of death