(a fusion of joy and happy): when you are happy because someone else is happy, also called sympathetic joy. Other languages have a word for it already, e.g. mudita in Sanskrit
by Danlod2 November 11, 2022
A descriptive word that came from a mispelling of jolly. It brings a positive connotation to any sentence: a mix of the words "joy" & "sloppy". Now used practically in anyway by young adults mostly in theatre.
by Jennifer Fong November 14, 2006
Derived from the name of William Torelle Joppy, an American middleweight boxer, may be used as;
1) Verb; to extremly and absolutly decimate one’s opponent.
2) Noun; The act of punching an individual in both the face and knee cap at the same instant.
1) Verb; to extremly and absolutly decimate one’s opponent.
2) Noun; The act of punching an individual in both the face and knee cap at the same instant.
1) WHOA!!! Did you just see that tackle? Domenik Hixon just joppied the hell out of Kevin Everett!
2) Paul had a bloody nose and a limp because Dan pulled a joppy on him last night.
2) Paul had a bloody nose and a limp because Dan pulled a joppy on him last night.
by finalcloud33 October 3, 2007
a reference to the sexiest woman alive, often used as a compliment for the prettiest or most attractive person, usually female.
by cm h August 21, 2007
Their relationship is Joppy
by RANDOMGUYWHOISLONELY August 9, 2018
Derived from the name of William Torelle Joppy, an American middleweight boxer, may be used as;
1) The act of extreme and absolute decimation of one’s opponent.
2) To strike an individual in both the face and knee cap at the same instant.
1) The act of extreme and absolute decimation of one’s opponent.
2) To strike an individual in both the face and knee cap at the same instant.
1) WHOA!!! Did you just see that tackle? Domenik Hixon just Joppied the hell out of him!
2) Paul had a bloody nose and a limp because Dan pulled a Joppy on him last night.
2) Paul had a bloody nose and a limp because Dan pulled a Joppy on him last night.
by finalcloud33 September 17, 2007