Obs. rare. [f. LOLL v.1 Cf. liripoop under LIRIPIPE 3.] A lazy, idle drone. Hence Lolpoop v. intr., to idle, lounge.
1661. A. Wood, Life, 3 May (O. H. S.), I. 394. They knew him to have been the very lol-poop of the University.
a. 1700. in B. E., Dict. Cant. Crew.
1722. Ilias Burlesqu’d (N.). And now to view the loggerhead, Cudgell’d and lolpooping in bed.
a. 1825. Forby, Voc. E. Anglia, Loll-poop, a sluggish sedentary lounger. Literally one who is sluggish in the stern.
