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Word of the Day for Saturday, January 22, 2011lollop \LOL-uhp\, verb: 1. To move forward with a bounding, drooping motion. And the dogs-except one cattle dog -Veno - Biddy would remember her; how she used to lollop about the front veranda outside her room. Not everybody could have swum out through that entrance, against a spring-tide and to lollop in the sea; and one dash against the rocks would have settled me. Lollop develops from the Middle English lollen, "to doze." | |||||||||
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