Lop

  • 91lop — I. noun Etymology: Middle English loppe Date: 14th century material cut away from a tree; especially parts discarded in lumbering II. transitive verb (lopped; lopping) Date: 1519 1. a …

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  • 92LOP — Navig. See line of position. * * * …

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  • 93LOP — Abbreviation for left occipitoposterior position. * * * leave on pass; left occipitoposterior [fetal position] * * * left occipitoposterior; see occipitoposterior position, under position …

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  • 94LOP — Loss Of Pointer (Computing » Telecom) * Live Online Portal (Computing » Software) * Levels Of Protection (Governmental » Military) * Life Of Project (Governmental » Military) * Live Oak Pavilion (Community) …

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  • 95LOP-L — Loss Of Pointer Line (Computing » Telecom) …

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  • 96LOP-P — Loss Of Pointer Path (Computing » Telecom) …

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  • 97LOP-V — Loss Of Pointer Virtual (Computing » Telecom) …

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  • 98LOP — • Lines Of Position • Loss of Pointer …

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  • 99lop — I Yorkshire Dialect Flea II A Geordie Dictionary A flea III North Country (Newcastle) Words a flea …

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  • 100lop — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. chop, snip, clip, dock, nip, cut off. See shortness. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To hang] Syn. slump, flop, droop; see hang 2 . 2. [To cut off; said especially of branches ] Syn. crop, prune, chop; see cut …

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