floppy

Synonyms for floppy

adj limp

adjective. limp

noun. small magnetic data storage

noun. faltering walk

1858, from flop + -y (2). Floppy disc attested from 1972 (short form floppy by 1974).

I snatched off my floppy hat and tried hurriedly in the dark to ram it on my other self.

His expression is as bad as that of Meredith's floppy sickliness.

He completed his costume by donning a black hat that was of wool, and floppy.

Of course, Betty was equally ignorant of why she was made to pose with a floppy bow around her neck, tied to an annoying rock.

"We are ready," said Nancy, tying the white ribbons of a floppy straw hat under Anne-Marie's chin.

By whisking the joss-sticks around by their floppy handles you can make all sorts of fiery circles.

Put on that floppy white hat with the yellow ribbon, and take your white coat.

It had a long nose, and floppy ears that hung down, and a resigned expression of countenance.

She gave the floppy hat a yank that slued the ridiculous green bow to a more rakish angle, and then stopped suddenly in the road.

You change, and whilst you are tying on the fly you hear a succession of floppy rises below you.