- soppily
- sop·pi·ly[ˈsɒpɪli, AM ˈsɑ:p-]adv (fam) [übertrieben] sentimental
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soppily
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soppy — adjective (soppier, soppiest) Brit. informal 1》 self indulgently sentimental. 2》 feeble. Derivatives soppily adverb soppiness noun Origin C19 (in the sense soaked with water ): from sop + y … English new terms dictionary
soppy — /ˈsɒpi / (say sopee) adjective (soppier, soppiest) 1. soaked, drenched, or very wet, as ground. 2. rainy, as weather. 3. Colloquial excessively sentimental; mawkish; silly. {sop + p + y1} –soppily, adverb –soppiness, noun …
soppiness — soppy ► ADJECTIVE (soppier, soppiest) Brit. informal 1) self indulgently sentimental. 2) lacking spirit. DERIVATIVES soppily adverb soppiness noun. ORIGIN originally in the sense «soaked with water»: from … English terms dictionary
soppy — ► ADJECTIVE (soppier, soppiest) Brit. informal 1) self indulgently sentimental. 2) lacking spirit. DERIVATIVES soppily adverb soppiness noun. ORIGIN originally in the sense «soaked with water»: from … English terms dictionary
soppy — adj. (soppier, soppiest) 1 Brit. colloq. a silly or foolish in a feeble or self indulgent way. b mawkishly sentimental. 2 Brit. colloq. (foll. by on) foolishly infatuated with. 3 soaked with water. Derivatives: soppily adv. soppiness n. Etymology … Useful english dictionary
