Definition of hopple in English:

hopple

verb & noun ˈhɒp(ə)l

Riding

another term for hobble (sense 2 of the verb,
Example sentencesExamples
- Leaving his own horse lying flat down in the long prairie grass, and the mustang hoppled, Joe rode on directly toward the emigrant camp.

Origin

Late 16th century: probably of Low German origin and related to early Flemish hoppelen and Middle Dutch hobelen 'jump, dance'; compare with hobble.

Rhymes

popple, stopple, topple

Definition of hopple in US English:

hopple

noun & verbˈhäpəl

Riding

another term for hobble (sense 2 of the verb)
Example sentencesExamples
- Leaving his own horse lying flat down in the long prairie grass, and the mustang hoppled, Joe rode on directly toward the emigrant camp.

Origin

Late 16th century: probably of Low German origin and related to early Flemish hoppelen and Middle Dutch hobelen ‘jump, dance’; compare with hobble.

单词	hopple
释义	Definition of hopple in English: hopple verb & noun ˈhɒp(ə)l Riding another term for hobble (sense 2 of the verb, Example sentencesExamples Leaving his own horse lying flat down in the long prairie grass, and the mustang hoppled, Joe rode on directly toward the emigrant camp. Origin Late 16th century: probably of Low German origin and related to early Flemish hoppelen and Middle Dutch hobelen 'jump, dance'; compare with hobble. Rhymes popple, stopple, topple Definition of hopple in US English: hopple noun & verbˈhäpəl Riding another term for hobble (sense 2 of the verb) Example sentencesExamples Leaving his own horse lying flat down in the long prairie grass, and the mustang hoppled, Joe rode on directly toward the emigrant camp. Origin Late 16th century: probably of Low German origin and related to early Flemish hoppelen and Middle Dutch hobelen ‘jump, dance’; compare with hobble.
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