Floppy
11floppy — [adj] limp drooping, droopy, flabby, flaccid, loose, pendulous, relaxed, sagging, saggy, slack; concept 485 Ant. erect, stiff …
12Floppy — Speichermedium Diskette 90 mm (3,5″) Diskette Allgemeines Typ Magnetischer Datenträger Kapazität bis 240 MB[1] Lebensdauer …
13floppy — flop|py [ˈflɔpi US ˈfla:pi] adj something that is floppy is soft and hangs down loosely rather than being stiff ▪ a floppy hat ▪ a dog with long floppy ears …
14floppy — UK [ˈflɒpɪ] / US [ˈflɑpɪ] adjective Word forms floppy : adjective floppy comparative floppier superlative floppiest soft and hanging down in a loose or heavy way a big floppy hat …
15floppy — 1. adjective Limp, not hard, firm, or rigid; flexible. The smile, the white collar worn with a dark shirt, the floppy breast pocket handkerchief would surely be famous when the chaps in the rows behind were mere forgotten grins and frowns. 2.… …
16floppy — (Voz inglesa.) ► sustantivo masculino INFORMÁTICA Disco magnético de material flexible, contenido en una envolvente de papel o de plástico que tiene capacidad para varios megabytes y se utiliza sobre todo en los ordenadores. TAMBIÉN floppy disk… …
17floppy — ● ►en n. f. ►DISQUE Abréviation de floppy disk. Syn. de disquette. Floppy signifie souple , car les disquettes sont souples, sous leur carapace …
18floppy — [[t]flɒ̱pi[/t]] ADJ GRADED Something that is floppy is loose rather than stiff, and tends to hang downwards. ...the girl with the floppy hat and glasses …
19floppy — flop•py [[t]ˈflɒp i[/t]] adj. pi•er, pi•est, 1) tending to flop: a dog with floppy ears[/ex] 2) cmp floppy disk • Etymology: 1855–60 flop′pi•ly, adv. flop′pi•ness, n …
20floppy — I. adjective (floppier; est) Date: 1858 tending to flop; especially being both soft and flexible • floppily adverb • floppiness noun II. noun (plural floppies) …
