loppard Synonyms
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loppard Meaning
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loppard (n.)
A tree, the top of which has been lopped off.
loppard Sentence Examples
- The leopard's sleek, spotted coat shimmered in the sunlight.
- The loppard's stealthy movements allowed it to approach its prey undetected.
- The mother leopard fiercely defended her cubs from a loppard that threatened them.
- The leopard's powerful jaws could crush the bones of its victims.
- The loppard's territory extended over several square kilometers.
- The leopard's tail was long and thick, helping it to balance while climbing trees.
- The leopard's keen eyesight and hearing made it an excellent hunter.
- The loppard's spots provided it with camouflage in its natural habitat.
- The leopard's fur was highly sought after for its beauty and warmth.
- The leopard is an important part of the African ecosystem, helping to control populations of smaller animals.
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A tree, the top of which has been lopped off.
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The leopard's sleek, spotted coat shimmered in the sunlight.
The loppard's stealthy movements allowed it to approach its prey undetected.
The mother leopard fiercely defended her cubs from a loppard that threatened them.
The leopard's powerful jaws could crush the bones of its victims.
