DROOP, v.i. [L., from the root of drop.] 1. To sink or hang down; to lean downwards, as a body that is weak or languishing. Plants droop for want of moisture; the human body droops in old age or infirmity.2. To languish from grief or other cause.3. To fail or sink; to decline; as, the courage or the spirits droop.4. To faint; to grow weak; to be dispirited; as, the soldiers droop from fatigue.
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