loper (Meaning)

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loper (n.)

One who, or that which, lopes; esp., a horse that lopes.

A swivel at one end of a ropewalk, used in laying the strands.

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loper Sentence Examples

  1. The loper's graceful strides took him swiftly across the field.
  2. The runner's loper was smooth and efficient, conserving energy.
  3. The wolf loped through the forest, its prey in sight.
  4. The dog's loper was playful and exuberant, its tail wagging furiously.
  5. The deer loped through the meadow, its fawn following close behind.
  6. The horse loped effortlessly over the obstacles in its path.
  7. The loper's steady rhythm carried her through the marathon.
  8. The cheetah's loper was lightning fast, enabling it to catch its prey.
  9. The loper's pace was surprisingly fast, considering the long distance he had traveled.
  10. The hiker's loper became a comfortable rhythm as he navigated the challenging trail.

FAQs About the word loper

One who, or that which, lopes; esp., a horse that lopes., A swivel at one end of a ropewalk, used in laying the strands.

skip,hop, bounce, jump, trip, romp,lollop, leap, bound, caper

trudge,lumber, lumber, trudge, plod,plod,

The loper's graceful strides took him swiftly across the field.

The runner's loper was smooth and efficient, conserving energy.

The wolf loped through the forest, its prey in sight.

The dog's loper was playful and exuberant, its tail wagging furiously.