Floppy

  • 21floppy — floppily, adv. floppiness, n. /flop ee/, adj., floppier, floppiest, n. adj. 1. tending to flop. n. 2. See floppy disk. [1855 60; FLOP + Y1] * * * …

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  • 22floppy — adj. Floppy is used with these nouns: ↑disk, ↑drive, ↑ear, ↑fringe, ↑hat …

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  • 23floppy — flop·py s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS inform. accorc. → floppy disk …

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  • 24Floppy — Flop|py die; , s: Kurzform von ↑Floppy Disc …

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  • 25floppy — flop|py [ flapi ] adjective soft and hanging down in a loose or heavy way: a big floppy hat …

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  • 26floppy — adjective (floppier, floppiest) tending to flop or hang loosely. noun (plural floppies) (also floppy disk) Computing a flexible removable magnetic disk used for storing data. Derivatives floppily adverb floppiness noun …

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  • 27floppy — adjective soft and often hanging loosely downwards: a dog with long, floppy ears floppiness noun (U) …

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  • 28floppy — I [ˈflɒpi] adj soft and hanging down in a loose or heavy way II see floppy disk …

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  • 29floppy — /ˈflɒpi/ (say flopee) adjective (floppier, floppiest) 1. tending to flop. –noun 2. → floppy disk. {flop + p + y1} –floppily, adverb –floppiness, noun …

  • 30floppy — adj. & n. adj. (floppier, floppiest) tending to flop; not firm or rigid. n. (pl. ies) (in full floppy disk) Computing a flexible removable magnetic disc for the storage of data. Derivatives: floppily adv. floppiness n …

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