Definition of lollop in English:

lollop

verblolloped, lolloping, lollops ˈlɒləpˈlɑləp

no object, with adverbial of direction Move in an ungainly way in a series of clumsy paces or bounds.
the bear lolloped along the path
Example sentencesExamples
- Today, you will be lucky to see a jackal scamper off, or a black-naped hare lollop across a path.
- 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.
- The lions and their cubs sit up as he lollops nearer.
- A few wallabies foraging in the saltbush lolloped out of the way.
- The robot puppy lollops over, its eyes flashing traffic-light green as it makes friendly jingling noises like a doorbell.
- Play grinds to a halt when a stray dog lollops across the pitch.
- Sid and I stood and watched in disbelief as a second fox lolloped along the same escape route.
- They crouched in the distance then lolloped off, not into the woods, but over bare ground to the horizon.
- It is the site of Costa Rica's greatest concentration of national parks, and pretty much anything that crawls, flits, swoops or lollops through Central America can be found here.
- The one genuinely disquieting moment is when a bear lollops across the road behind the cast.
- I sat on the boundary waiting for the bus, watching the batsmen slowly lolloping from one end of the pitch to the other.
- After a few lessons in steering and stopping this grey beauty, she lolloped off at a leisurely pace through coastal dunes and down on to the beach, which we had to ourselves.
- 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.
- At this time of year there are plenty to be seen, sitting upright in the begging position and giving passers-by a curious once-over before lolloping off to a safer distance.
- The two animals lollop and leap around the house, between them exhibiting two remarkably different lifestyles.
- When the horse lollops from side to side, it works the muscles on both sides of your body.
Synonyms
stride, run, bound

Origin

Mid 18th century: probably from loll, associated with trollop.

Rhymes

collop, dollop, gollop, scallop, scollop, trollop, Trollope, wallop

Definition of lollop in US English:

lollop

verbˈläləpˈlɑləp

no object, with adverbial of direction Move in an ungainly way in a series of clumsy paces or bounds.
the bear lolloped along the path
Example sentencesExamples
- 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.
- At this time of year there are plenty to be seen, sitting upright in the begging position and giving passers-by a curious once-over before lolloping off to a safer distance.
- The one genuinely disquieting moment is when a bear lollops across the road behind the cast.
- Play grinds to a halt when a stray dog lollops across the pitch.
- 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.
- When the horse lollops from side to side, it works the muscles on both sides of your body.
- I sat on the boundary waiting for the bus, watching the batsmen slowly lolloping from one end of the pitch to the other.
- The robot puppy lollops over, its eyes flashing traffic-light green as it makes friendly jingling noises like a doorbell.
- They crouched in the distance then lolloped off, not into the woods, but over bare ground to the horizon.
- The two animals lollop and leap around the house, between them exhibiting two remarkably different lifestyles.
- Today, you will be lucky to see a jackal scamper off, or a black-naped hare lollop across a path.
- The lions and their cubs sit up as he lollops nearer.
- Sid and I stood and watched in disbelief as a second fox lolloped along the same escape route.
- After a few lessons in steering and stopping this grey beauty, she lolloped off at a leisurely pace through coastal dunes and down on to the beach, which we had to ourselves.
- A few wallabies foraging in the saltbush lolloped out of the way.
- It is the site of Costa Rica's greatest concentration of national parks, and pretty much anything that crawls, flits, swoops or lollops through Central America can be found here.
Synonyms
stride, run, bound

Origin

Mid 18th century: probably from loll, associated with trollop.

单词	lollop
释义	Definition of lollop in English: lollop verblolloped, lolloping, lollops ˈlɒləpˈlɑləp no object, with adverbial of direction Move in an ungainly way in a series of clumsy paces or bounds. the bear lolloped along the path Example sentencesExamples Today, you will be lucky to see a jackal scamper off, or a black-naped hare lollop across a path. 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. The lions and their cubs sit up as he lollops nearer. A few wallabies foraging in the saltbush lolloped out of the way. The robot puppy lollops over, its eyes flashing traffic-light green as it makes friendly jingling noises like a doorbell. Play grinds to a halt when a stray dog lollops across the pitch. Sid and I stood and watched in disbelief as a second fox lolloped along the same escape route. They crouched in the distance then lolloped off, not into the woods, but over bare ground to the horizon. It is the site of Costa Rica's greatest concentration of national parks, and pretty much anything that crawls, flits, swoops or lollops through Central America can be found here. The one genuinely disquieting moment is when a bear lollops across the road behind the cast. I sat on the boundary waiting for the bus, watching the batsmen slowly lolloping from one end of the pitch to the other. After a few lessons in steering and stopping this grey beauty, she lolloped off at a leisurely pace through coastal dunes and down on to the beach, which we had to ourselves. 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. At this time of year there are plenty to be seen, sitting upright in the begging position and giving passers-by a curious once-over before lolloping off to a safer distance. The two animals lollop and leap around the house, between them exhibiting two remarkably different lifestyles. When the horse lollops from side to side, it works the muscles on both sides of your body. Synonyms stride, run, bound Origin Mid 18th century: probably from loll, associated with trollop. Rhymes collop, dollop, gollop, scallop, scollop, trollop, Trollope, wallop Definition of lollop in US English: lollop verbˈläləpˈlɑləp no object, with adverbial of direction Move in an ungainly way in a series of clumsy paces or bounds. the bear lolloped along the path Example sentencesExamples 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. At this time of year there are plenty to be seen, sitting upright in the begging position and giving passers-by a curious once-over before lolloping off to a safer distance. The one genuinely disquieting moment is when a bear lollops across the road behind the cast. Play grinds to a halt when a stray dog lollops across the pitch. 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. When the horse lollops from side to side, it works the muscles on both sides of your body. I sat on the boundary waiting for the bus, watching the batsmen slowly lolloping from one end of the pitch to the other. The robot puppy lollops over, its eyes flashing traffic-light green as it makes friendly jingling noises like a doorbell. They crouched in the distance then lolloped off, not into the woods, but over bare ground to the horizon. The two animals lollop and leap around the house, between them exhibiting two remarkably different lifestyles. Today, you will be lucky to see a jackal scamper off, or a black-naped hare lollop across a path. The lions and their cubs sit up as he lollops nearer. Sid and I stood and watched in disbelief as a second fox lolloped along the same escape route. After a few lessons in steering and stopping this grey beauty, she lolloped off at a leisurely pace through coastal dunes and down on to the beach, which we had to ourselves. A few wallabies foraging in the saltbush lolloped out of the way. It is the site of Costa Rica's greatest concentration of national parks, and pretty much anything that crawls, flits, swoops or lollops through Central America can be found here. Synonyms stride, run, bound Origin Mid 18th century: probably from loll, associated with trollop.
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