stooper Synonyms
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stooper Meaning
stooper (n)
a person at a racetrack who searches for winning parimutuel tickets that have been carelessly discarded by others
a person who carries himself or herself with the head and shoulders habitually bent forward
stooper Sentence Examples
- The old man walked with a stooper, his back bowed from years of labor.
- As I rounded the corner, I noticed a figure in a stooper, picking up trash along the sidewalk.
- Despite her advanced age, Grandma maintained a graceful stooper, a testament to her resilience.
- The weight of the heavy backpack forced him into a slight stooper as he trudged along the trail.
- The stooper of the old oak tree provided a perfect hiding spot for the children playing hide-and-seek.
- With each passing year, the stooper of the ancient building became more pronounced, a reflection of its age.
- The laborer's stooper spoke volumes about the hard work he endured day in and day out.
- She tried to straighten her stooper, but the years of poor posture had taken their toll.
- The stooper of the beggar on the street corner evoked a sense of sympathy from passersby.
- Despite his imposing stooper, the old man's eyes sparkled with vitality and wisdom.
FAQs About the word stooper
a person at a racetrack who searches for winning parimutuel tickets that have been carelessly discarded by others, a person who carries himself or herself with
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The old man walked with a stooper, his back bowed from years of labor.
As I rounded the corner, I noticed a figure in a stooper, picking up trash along the sidewalk.
Despite her advanced age, Grandma maintained a graceful stooper, a testament to her resilience.
The weight of the heavy backpack forced him into a slight stooper as he trudged along the trail.
