Droop (verb)

  1. To hang downward limply or listlessly.
  2. To become weaker or less intense.
  3. To sink or bend down, typically from tiredness or lack of vitality.

Origin:

Old english dreopan "to drip, fall in drops," of germanic origin; related to drip.

Examples:

  1. The flowers drooped in the heat.
  2. His shoulders drooped in defeat.
  3. Her head drooped as she fell asleep.
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