Difference between revisions of "Deadlop"
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* '''lop:''' (1) a branch cut from a felled tree (2) a flea | * '''lop:''' (1) a branch cut from a felled tree (2) a flea | ||
| − | * '''dollop:''' a large | + | * '''dollop:''' a large formless lump of anything; (''East Anglian dialect''): an untidy woman, a slattern |
* '''dead loop''' (a noose) | * '''dead loop''' (a noose) | ||
Latest revision as of 22:16, 24 June 2020
- dewlap: fleshy fold of skin under the chin
- lop: (1) a branch cut from a felled tree (2) a flea
- dollop: a large formless lump of anything; (East Anglian dialect): an untidy woman, a slattern
- dead loop (a noose)
