cloppy

English

Etymology

From clop +‎ -y.

Adjective

cloppy (comparative more cloppy, superlative most cloppy)

1. Making or resembling a clopping sound.
   • 2014, Beth Kaplan, All My Loving: Coming of Age with Paul McCartney in Paris:

     They wore strange sandals too, with one strap across the top and a cloppy wooden sole.