hop¹ /hop/

1. To leap on one leg
2. To move in jumps like a bird
3. To walk lame
4. To limp
5. To move smartly (in or out)
6. To fly (in aircraft) (informal)

1. To cause to hop
2. To jump or fly over
3. To jump from
4. To board when in motion (US)

1. A leap on one leg
2. A jump
3. A spring
4. A dance, dancing party (informal)
5. One stage in a journey by aeroplane

hoppˈer noun

1. Someone who hops
2. A hopping or leaping animal, esp (US) a grasshopper
3. A jack or sticker of a piano
4. A shaking or moving receiver, funnel or trough (orig a shaking one) in which something is placed to be conveyed or fed, as to a mill
5. A barge with an opening in its bottom for discharging refuse
6. A railway wagon with an opening in the bottom for discharging its cargo
7. A container in which seed corn is carried for sowing
8. A device in early computers that held and passed on punched cards to a feed mechanism

-hopping combining form

1. Denoting: making quick journeys between, usu by air, as in island-hopping
2. (of an aircraft) skimming, as in hedge-hopping

hop-offˈ noun

The start of a flight

hopˈ-o'-my-thumb noun

(ie on my thumb) a pygmy

hopˈscotch noun

A game in which children hop over lines scotched or scored on the ground

hop it (slang)

To take oneself off, go away

hopping mad (informal)

Extremely angry

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