stoop¹ /stoop/

1. To bend the body forward
2. To lean forward
3. To submit
4. To descend from rank or dignity
5. To condescend
6. To lower oneself by unworthy behaviour
7. (of a bird of prey) to swoop down

To bend, incline, lower, or direct downward

1. A bending of the body
2. Inclination forward
3. Descent
4. Condescension
5. A swoop

stooped adjective

Having a stoop, bent

stoopˈer noun

stoopˈing adjective

stoopˈingly adverb

stoopˈ-gallant noun (obsolete; also (Spenser) stoope-gallaunt)

That which humbles gallants, orig the sweating-sickness (also adjective)

stoop² /stoop/ (US)

A raised platform, verandah, porch, or set of outside steps leading to the front door of a house

stoop⁴ or stoup /stoop/

1. A post (dialect)
2. A prop, supporter, patron (Scot)
3. A massive supporting pillar of coal in a mine (dialect)

stoop and roop or stoup and roup (Scot)

Stump and rump, completely

stoup¹ or stoop /stoop/ (Shakespeare stoope or stope /stōp/)

1. A vessel for holy water
2. A drinking vessel (archaic)
3. A bucket (obsolete)

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• strut one's stuff
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