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Let him spread as farre as he list without his maister-bough or lop equally.

He's got a bent-in nose, an' a lop ear, an' a jaw like a hippo.

To lop away the half of a pine is only to see how beautiful the other half is.

When they had been chosen, David had to shinny up them to lop off their branches.

Don't move about or turn your head or lop around or move your hands or feet.

I'll just lop off a little limb on one side, and see the effect.

Two young men who are friends do not lop on each other, and kiss and gush.

Why should I trouble my head if they choose to lop and trim one another?

All that he is required to do is to climb a tree in the jungle and lop off a régime.

Jimmy then took the other axe, and the two began to lop off the branches.