to hop
101hop-yard — hopˈ yard noun A field where hops are grown • • • Main Entry: ↑hop …
102hop, skip — ● hop …
103hop-sack|ing — «HOP SAK ihng», noun. 1. a coarse sacking, used for hops. 2. a woolen, loose textured cloth, woven of heavy thread, used for clothing …
104hop|head — «HOP HEHD», noun. U.S. Slang. a drug addict. ╂[< hop2 + head person] …
105hop|lite — «HOP lyt», noun. a heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece. ╂[< Greek hopl ēs < hópla arms, plural < hóplon tool, instrument] …
106hop|per|doz|er — «HOP uhr DOH zuhr», noun. U.S. a device for catching and killing locusts, consisting of a large, shallow pan of oil or kerosene mounted upon runners and pulled by a tractor across a field, so that the jumping insects fall into the pan. ╂[<… …
107hop|ple — «HOP uhl», intransitive verb, transitive verb, pled, pling, noun. = hobble. (Cf. ↑hobble) …
108hop|toad — «HOP TOHD», noun. Informal. a toad …
109hop in — (or out) informal get into (or out of) a car hop in then and we ll be off …
110Hop-clover — can mean any of several different plants:* Trifolium : ** Trifolium aureum ** Trifolium campestre ** Trifolium agrarium ** Trifolium dubium , thought by some to be the original Shamrock * Medicago ** Medicago lupulina …