Synonym for droop is "slump" - synonyms and words

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Synonym for droop [verb]

The synonym droop synonymous definition words:

means "slouch"
slump, sag, stoop, hunch, hang, fall heavily, go slack

- conjugate verb droop

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Further results for the word "droop"

ail [verb]

means "suffer"
hurt, languish, droop, writhe, agonise, agonize

- conjugate verb ail

bend [verb]

means "action"
deviate, sway, lean, droop, incline, swerve

- conjugate verb bend
- translate bend

decline [verb]

means "descend"
dip, sag, droop, set, incline, settle

- conjugate verb decline

drop down [verb]

means "flop"
drop, slump, fall heavily, tumble, stumble, droop

- conjugate verb drop down

fade [verb]

means "decline"
wane, decrease, dwindle, droop, diminish, taper

- conjugate verb fade

flop [verb]

means "drop down"
drop, slump, fall heavily, tumble, stumble, droop

- conjugate verb flop

languish [verb]

means "fail"
weaken, decline, deteriorate, fade, droop, flag

- conjugate verb languish

lower [verb]

means "activity"
depress, drop, sink, droop, demit, let down

- conjugate verb lower

mope [verb]

means "brood"
pine away, despond, droop, despair, lament

- conjugate verb mope

sink [verb]

means "movement"
lower, droop

- conjugate verb sink
- translate sink

slouch [verb]

means "slump"
droop, bend, stoop, bow, lounge, loll

- conjugate verb slouch

slump [verb]

means "slouch"
droop, sag, stoop, hunch, hang, fall heavily

- conjugate verb slump

suffer [verb]

means "health"
ail, hurt, languish, droop, writhe, agonise

- conjugate verb suffer

wilt [verb]

means "decline"
wane, decrease, dwindle, droop, diminish, taper

- conjugate verb wilt

drooping [adjective]

means "feeble"
frail, faint, fragile, faltering, languid, weak

faint [adjective]

means "property"
feeble, frail, drooping, fragile, faltering, languid

pendent [adjective]

means "hanging"
suspended, dangling, drooping, swinging, swaying

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