List of Words Ending in ‘PPY’

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Here is a list of words that end with ‘ppy.’ There is a total of 69 ‘ppy’ ending words with their definition in this list.

There are more than 600,000 words in the English language. However, many are no longer used in literary works. During making this list, those obsolete words are not considered here.

Appy

  • appaloosa

Bippy

  • Used euphemistically for an unspecified part of the body; generally understood as equivalent to butt or ass

Bumblepuppy

  • The old game of nineholes
  • Whist played poorly or without regard for rules

Cappy

  • Like a cap
  • Having a tallow taste because of butterfat oxidation

Chappy

  • Chapped

Chippy

  • Aggressively belligerent
  • Marked by much fighting

Choppy

  • Being roughened chapped
  • Rough with small waves
  • Interrupted by ups and downs
  • Jerky
  • Disconnected

Cloppy

  • Marked by the sound of successive clops

Coppy

  • Coppice
  • A low stool

Crappy

  • Markedly inferior in quality not good or pleasant lousy
  • Of poor quality not good lousy

Croppy

  • One of the irish rebels of 1798 who wore their hair cut close to the head as a token of sympathy with the french revolution

Cuppy

  • Resembling a cup
  • Full of small depressions

Dippy

  • Foolish
  • Silly or foolish in usually an appealing way

Drappy

  • A small amount of liquid
  • Intoxicating drink

Drippy

  • Characterized by dripping
  • Rainy, drizzly
  • Mawkish

Duppy

  • A haunting spirit of the dead conceived in folklore of west indians as a usually malevolent shadow or immaterial body

Flappy

  • Flapping or tending to flap

Flippy

  • Loose and flaring at the bottom

Floppy

  • Tending to flop
  • Being both soft and flexible
  • Floppy disk
  • Soft and flexible

Foppy

  • Foppish

Gappy

  • A break in a barrier (such as a wall, hedge, or line of military defense)
  • An assailable position
  • A mountain pass
  • Ravine
  • Spark gap

Gloppy

  • A thick semiliquid substance (such as food) that is usually unattractive in appearance
  • Tasteless or worthless material
  • A thick, wet mixture or quantity of something unpleasant

Grandpappy

  • Grandfather

Gumdroppy

  • Resembling a gumdrop especially in texture

Guppy

  • A small bony fish (poecilia reticulata of the family poeciliidae) especially of barbados, trinidad, and venezuela that is a live-bearer and is often kept as an aquarium fish
  • A small tropical fish often kept as an aquarium fish

Happy

  • Feeling pleasure and enjoyment because of your life, situation, etc.
  • Showing or causing feelings of pleasure and enjoyment
  • Pleased or glad about a particular situation, event, etc.
  • Favored by luck or fortune fortunate
  • Notably fitting, effective, or well adapted felicitous

Hippy

  • Having large hips

Hoppy

  • Having the taste or aroma of hops
  • Having the taste or smell of hops

Leppy

  • A motherless calf dogie

Lippy

  • Given to back talk
  • Speaking in a rude way that shows a lack of respect

Loppy

  • Infested with fleas
  • Hanging loosely limp
  • Choppy

Microfloppy

  • A floppy disk smaller than 5¹/₄ inches in diameter

Milksoppy

  • Resembling or of the nature of a milksop weak, vapid

Minifloppy

  • A floppy disk that is 5¹/₄ inches in diameter

Moppy

  • Resembling a mop bushy

Mudpuppy

  • A large north american salamander (necturus maculosus) that has external gills and is gray to rusty brown usually with bluish-black spots

Nappy

  • Naturally coarse and tightly coiled kinky
  • Having a hairy, fuzzy, or downy surface
  • Diaper
  • A rimless shallow open serving dish
  • Liquor

Neppy

  • Having neps containing many neps

Nippy

  • Marked by a tendency to nip
  • Brisk, quick, or nimble in movement snappy
  • Pungent, sharp
  • Chilly
  • Somewhat cold chilly

Oppy

  • Opportunity

Overhappy

  • Too happy

Pappy

  • Papa
  • A person’s father papa

Peppy

  • Full of pep
  • Full of energy or enthusiasm
  • Able to move fast
  • Full of brisk energy or liveliness

Pippy

  • Full of pips

Poppy

  • Any of a genus (papaver of the family papaveraceae, the poppy family) of chiefly annual or perennial herbs with milky juice, showy regular flowers, and capsular fruits including the opium poppy and several forms cultivated as ornamentals
  • An extract or decoction of poppy used medicinally
  • A strong reddish orange
  • A type of plant that has bright red or orange flowers and that is the source of opium
  • Its flower

Preppy

  • A student at or a graduate of a preparatory school
  • A person deemed to dress or behave like a preppy
  • Relating to, characteristic of, or being a preppy
  • Relating to or being a style of dress characterized especially by classic clothing and neat appearance
  • Someone who dresses or acts like a student at a prep school (such as by wearing neat, somewhat formal clothing or by using particular words and phrases)

Puppy

  • A young domestic dog
  • One less than a year old
  • Baby
  • A young dog

Quippy

  • A clever remark
  • A clever usually taunting remark gibe
  • A witty or funny observation or response usually made on the spur of the moment
  • Quibble, equivocation
  • Something strange, droll, curious, or eccentric oddity

Sappy

  • Abounding with sap
  • Resembling or consisting largely of sapwood
  • Overly sweet or sentimental
  • Lacking in good sense silly
  • Sad or romantic in a foolish or exaggerated way

Scrappy

  • Consisting of scraps
  • Quarrelsome
  • Having an aggressive and determined spirit feisty

Slaphappy

  • Punch-drunk
  • Buoyantly or recklessly carefree or foolish happy-go-lucky
  • Happy and careless

Slappy

  • Marked by or productive of slapping

Slippy

  • Slippery

Sloppy

  • Wet so as to spatter easily slushy
  • Wet or smeared with or as if with something slopped over
  • Slovenly, careless
  • Disagreeably effusive
  • Not careful or neat showing a lack of care, attention, or effort

Snappy

  • Snappish
  • Quickly made or done
  • Marked by vigor or liveliness
  • Briskly cold
  • Stylish, smart

Snippy

  • Short-tempered, snappish
  • Unduly brief or curt
  • Putting on airs sniffy
  • Feeling or showing irritation

Soppy

  • Sentimental, mawkish
  • Soaked through saturated
  • Very wet
  • Soaked through with water very wet
  • Sad or romantic in a foolish or exaggerated way

Strappy

  • A narrow usually flat strip or thong of a flexible material and especially leather used for securing, holding together, or wrapping
  • Something made of a strap forming a loop
  • A strip of leather used for flogging
  • Strop
  • A band, plate, or loop of metal for binding objects together or for clamping an object in position

Stroppy

  • Touchy, belligerent
  • Easily annoyed and difficult to deal with

Tippy

  • Liable to tip

Tittuppy

  • Apt to tittup rickety, shaky, unsteady

Trappy

  • Of, relating to, or containing traps or snares tricky, difficult
  • Having a short quick rather high gait

Trippy

  • Of, relating to, or suggestive of a trip on psychedelic drugs or the culture associated with such drugs
  • Relating to or like the strange mental effects experienced by someone who has taken a powerful drug (such as lsd)

Unhappy

  • Not fortunate unlucky
  • Not cheerful or glad sad, wretched
  • Causing or subject to misfortune inauspicious
  • Infelicitous, inappropriate
  • Sad, depressed, or disappointed not happy

Wanhappy

  • Unfortunate

Whippy

  • Unusually resilient springy
  • Of, relating to, or resembling a whip

Yappy

  • Given to yapping
  • Resembling or characteristic of a yap

Zappy

  • Zippy

Zippy

  • Full of zipsuch as
  • Very quick or speedy
  • Strikingly fresh, lively, or appealing in style
  • Very fast speedy
  • Appealingly stylish

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