flopsy

See also: Flopsy

English

Etymology

From flop +‎ -sy.

Adjective

flopsy (comparative more flopsy, superlative most flopsy)

1. Synonym of floppy
   • 2009 February 19, Mike Albo, “Dressed to Impress, With a Southern Drawl”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     They had flopsy hair, tucked their frayed tailored trousers into their boots, carried flasks in their moleskin blazers and never looked as if they were trying too hard.

Usage notes

This word is frequently used in a childish way to describe rabbits' ears.

Derived terms

• Flopsy