“There was a look of sorrow and concern in her eyes, emphasized by a slight droop of her mouth.”

“The droopiness of the team was evident in their lackluster performance during the match.”

“Her old jeans showed a clear droopiness, indicating how much weight she had lost.”

“He had a broad face with the common droopiness of skin under his chin that most old men have.”

“First shown in the late 60s, the four costumed characters were Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper and Snorky.”

“Not once did Bingo, Fleegle, Drooper or Snorky brush their teeth, recycle or sing a song about counting in twos.”

“Three days ago my passion for timid droopers amounted to an obsession.”