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- noun The characteristic of being
droopy .
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Examples
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They are not to everybody's taste: Ms. MacCarthy herself admits "the droopiness and sighs" invite caricature.
A Penchant for Dreaming Henrik Bering 2012
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Harman assails the Karzai government's droopiness as a "willing partner" in fighting the Taliban.
Bruce Fein: Congresswoman Harman's Afghan Delusions Bruce Fein 2010
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(His impression of a lot of neo-tonal new music is that it has too much "pastel droopiness.")
Archive 2008-04-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2008
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(His impression of a lot of neo-tonal new music is that it has too much "pastel droopiness.")
Hub helmer headlines crix confab Matthew Guerrieri 2008
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I moved away from the awkward scene to finish the errand that had brought me to this building I knew so well, but which, like me, was beginning to show wear, fraying and droopiness.
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Harman assails the Karzai government's droopiness as a "willing partner" in fighting the Taliban.
Bruce Fein: Congresswoman Harman's Afghan Delusions Bruce Fein 2010
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Harman assails the Karzai government's droopiness as a "willing partner" in fighting the Taliban.
Bruce Fein: Congresswoman Harman's Afghan Delusions Bruce Fein 2010
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Of course, in modern America we have cosmetic surgery, so I guess I could stave off droopiness for at least a few years.
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And there was just this sense of droopiness to him almost, which was in such contrast to how he was on stage.
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While I'm not interested in face lifts per se, a little work on the droopiness above my eyelids and below my chin would be great.
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