What does droop mean?

vi. to hang down weakly or wearily; to lose spirits or enthusiasm; n. a downward curve or bend, often due to weakness or tiredness

droop - Meaning, Definition & Examples

intransitive verb

R

to hang down weakly or wearily

After a long day, the flowers drooped in the vase.

R

to lose spirits or enthusiasm

When it started to rain, everyone's spirits drooped.

noun

R

a downward curve or bend, often due to weakness or tiredness

The droop in the tree branch made it look like it was sad.

to hang down weakly or wearily; to lose spirits or enthusiasm

a downward curve or bend, often due to weakness or tiredness

3rd Present droops

Progressive drooping

Past drooped

Perfect drooped

Plural droops