floop

To neglect to flush the toilet after pooping.

Did you floop? That's really grody!

by Don Farrar July 25, 2006

floop

Comes from the word flop. elongated. Fl-oo-ping takes a measured time, whereas to flop is instant.

Feeling floopy (Wilting)

by Sam June 8, 2004

Floops

Froot + Loops

Mom: I’m going to the store
Billy: Don’t forget the floops!

by theoutsider December 10, 2017

floop

A girl or boy friend that is merely for reputation.

She's a floop, just because you snogged her doesn't make her your girlfriend.

by Haily September 21, 2005

floop

jerk or uptight person apparently, from the context in the film

"Don't be such a complete floop, Gregory!"

- from "That Darn Cat!" (1965), at 1:24 in the film

by Floopster July 21, 2005

floop

A permutation of the word fluff. Usually meant to add size to an object that has moveable parts.

Ben had to floop the branches of the plastic tree, as it began to look tiny in appearance.

by Samuel Parisi April 28, 2005

Floop the Pig

Often used within the context of a turn based strategy game between two players 'Flooping the Pig' refers to singular successful manoeuvre that one can repeat against one's opponent as they have no means of countering it.

"Once Steve played that enchantment he was able to just floop the pig each turn until he won, there was nothing I could do"

by Tøggle July 21, 2012