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confused, in a state of inner turmoil. if soemone feels floopy, nothing is going right and they can't make sense of their life or the things that are happening to them. Rachel (on Friends) - ...everything was figured out and (now that it's not all figured out), everything's just like...(acts out juggling)...floopy.
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A DNAism*. In the manner of a happy mattress.
Douglas Noel Adams The mattress bounded floopily across the plains.
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Ruffles and lacey bits on clothes are known as floopy. usually these would be sewn into the hems and edges of any kind of clothing not just dresses. Look at the floopy on that jacket.
what? where? oh that nice girl. no, the fringey lacey bits sewn into the jacket. Why do you not just say lacey fringes you donkey? |
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adj. Acting in a uncharacteristic (sometimes humorous) manner, such that others are confused/disturbed by such behavior Emma was acting floopy as she stuck her fingers in her ears and danced around the room.
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That feeling when you're all lazy and feeling heavy, and cannot bring yourself to do anything much. You've just had a beer and a jay, it's quite late, there's nothing good on TV, but you can't be bothered to do anything else. You're feeling floopy.
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The state and feeling of being intoxicated by mariuanna. Duuuuuude, I'm so damn floopy right now.
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Not quite right. This word can be used when describing how you are feeling or when something you are doing is not going quite to plan. Today i am feeling a little bit floopy.
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