soppy

If you look at me with those big soppy eyes, I'm not going to give in and feed you. NOT NOT NOT. Oh, ok, just this once.

There was a soppy stain on his trousers and through it you could see just how bony his knees were. Like the rest of him.

He thought that if everybody dropped acid, all the bad stuff in the world would stop. But he wasn't just a soppy guy with long hair.

His management thesis seems to boil down to a plea for authenticity - which is an old idea, and a soppy one at that.

their trousers were mere bags , frayed at the bottom and wobbling over big , soppy shoes , torn at the sides and worn almost to shreds.

When I broke up with my girlfriend, I just wanted to watch soppy movies all day and cry.

Greek men were said to be a bit too soppy.

Whenever he picks up the phone I flinch, fearing the soppy nonsense that will follow.

Without sounding too soppy in this manly world of foreign policy, I guess that this is why many of us are rather in favour of democracy.

The poet's soppy romanticism, flinty egalitarianism and ridicule of pomposity have universal appeal.

I can think of one very good (and glaringly obvious) tip which this trendy, soppy book does not even mention.

Staying up late, listening to silly soppy songs on radio, re-reading old letters. Where's the harm in that?

We parted at curbside, without too much soppy stuff and no tears.

This theory strikes me as soppy, unprovable and altogether bone-headed.

So if you say "rhubarb, rhubarb" in a drippingly soppy way, the dog will be pleased.

The rain made my quilt soppy.

Love is that I will rush to home when I know you are on line regardless the pour and my soppy body only for talking with you;

Who half the time were soppy-stern