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stiffness . - verb Simple past tense and past participle of
droop .
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Examples
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Young men drooped from the forks of tree branches shouting, "Beauty!"
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As the day advanced, emblems of mourning drooped from the highest windows to the sidewalk.
Memorial Sermons 1865
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This guitar had two maple necks, each with a different scale length and a pointy "drooped" - style reversed headstock with locking machine heads and was equipped with Rio Grande single-coil pickups.
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a different scale length and a pointy "drooped" - style reversed headstock with locking machine heads and was equipped with Rio Grande single-coil pickups.
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a different scale length and a pointy "drooped" - style reversed headstock with locking machine heads and was equipped with Rio Grande single-coil pickups.
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Digital Point Forums 2010
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The next spring Judge Baker fell off the woodshed while he was shingling it, and it jarred him so he kind of drooped and pined round a spell and then one day up and died.
The Holy Cross and Other Tales Eugene Field 1872
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TNT then picked up races and ended down 6% from 2008 and, as ratings drooped annually, was down 21% from 2006.
It's ESPN/ABC's turn to deal with falling NASCAR Sprint Cup ratings 2009
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The leaves close and even the branches drooped when Tickled.
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Huge blood-red pods loaded with beans drooped from branches.
Small Factories Take Root in Africa Peter Wonacott 2011
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