[f. LOP v.2 + -Y.] That hangs loosely; limp.
1855. S. Brooks, Aspen Crt., II. viii. 106. He would even put on the same smeared and loppy shirt-collar three mornings in succession.
1893. Eliz. B. Custer, Tenting, 163. The droop of his [a dog’s] head was rendered even more ‘loppy’ by the tongue, which dropped outside the sagging jaw.
