droopy

I was droopy tired and had sharp shooting pains in my chest.

I be toler'ble glad ez D'rindy tuk this time ter leave home fur a few days, 'kase she hev been toler'ble ailin' an' droopy.

But I've never liked Charlie—no man with such a long, droopy moustache could ever be really trusted.

She is young and very beautiful, and wears a droopy hat and long slinky clothes which she drags across the stage.

No one in Oldtown had ever known either sorrel or gray to be anything else than “droopy.”

Broad, wide and droopy, they stood out from the sides of Papa Finkelsteins head like the horns of the caribou.

There's good color in his cheeks, and behind the droopy lids you could see the fighting light in his eyes.

And—say, hadn't I seen them ruddy cheeks and that gray hair and them droopy eyes before?

She was pale, and droopy from the heat, but happily dressed in Liberty silk, with a plain turn-down straw hat.

She had on a frock of some thin, slinky stuff and a droopy garden hat with flowers on it and carried a sunshade.