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Synonyms for ROPY: thick, viscous, syrupy, sticky, viscid, heavy, turbid, thickened; Antonyms of ROPY: thin, watery, runny, fluid, flowing, liquid, soupy, weak
5 days ago · inferior or inadequate. b. slightly unwell; below par. 2. (of a viscous or sticky substance) forming strands or filaments. 3. resembling a rope. ropey muscles. Collins English Dictionary.
The meaning of ROPY is capable of being drawn into a thread : viscous; also : tending to adhere in stringy masses. How to use ropy in a sentence.
British, informal. a : in bad condition. a ropy [= worn] suit. : of bad quality. ropy [= shoddy] plumbing. b : ill or unwell. The passengers looked a bit ropy after the bumpy flight. ROPY meaning: 1 : similar to rope like rope in appearance; 2 : in bad condition of bad quality.
Define Ropy Ropy is an adjective that is often used interchangeably with ropey, but has a slightly different meaning. Like ropey, it can describe something that is thick and twisted like a rope, but it can also refer to something that is stringy or fibrous.
ropy, ropey adj. (substance: stringy) (nourriture) filandreux, filandreuse adj. The diners disliked the ropy texture of the chicken. ropy, ropey adj. UK, informal (of dubious quality) médiocre adj.
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