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• n  a shape that sags
• v  droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness
• v  hang loosely or laxly
• v  become limp

• It works at first, but liquid silicone can't escape the laws of gravity, resulting eventually in an unsightly droop.
• A change in droop setting at this time can cause a stall.
• In the centre of the group was that irrepressible jack-in-the-box, droop-whiskered General Ma Chan-shan.

• sag
• swag
• flag
• loll
• wilt

News & Articles

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• When making summer plans, leave some time unplanned
  “I have noticed that when I get just miserable, I relax, droop, slow down — a very slowing-down thing happens to me. I mentioned last night that being depressed is… Click to Continue »
  June 6, 2013 - The Cambrian

Quotes

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• Roger Ebert in Reuters Canada
  When I turn up in Urbana, I will be wearing a gauze bandage around my neck, and my mouth will be seen to droop. So it goes,Ebert wrote.
• Tony La Russa in International Herald Tribune
  We drooped some and when you droop, bad things happen,La Russa said of the first, when the Pirates had two infield hits and a bloop single.
• Chad Knaus in SportingNews.com
  We just had a little problem with the chain that holds the droop on the right rear,said Chad Knaus, Johnson's crew chief. "NASCAR didn't like it the way it was. It wasn't a big deal. We were trying to fix it and we just didn't have time."