To settle down carelessly.
1840. Jist come in, and take off your things, and lop down, if you’re a mind to, while we ’re a getting supper.—Mrs. Kirkland, ‘A New Home,’ p. 20.
1878. I’d lopped down onto the sofy, when I happened to think I’d hev tea early.—Rose T. Cooke, ‘Happy Dodd,’ chap. xxv.
