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- Dictionaryhopping/ˈhɒpɪŋ/
adjective
- 1. very active or lively: informal North American "the delis do a hopping lunch business"
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The meaning of HOPPING is extremely, violently —used in the phrase hopping mad. How to use hopping in a sentence.
Hopping is the present participle of hop, which means to jump up and down repeatedly. Learn how to use hopping in different contexts, such as robotics, linguistics, and biology, with examples from the Cambridge English Corpus.
Hopping can mean working energetically, going from one place to another, or being in a terrible rage. Learn how to use hopping in sentences and compare it with similar words.
Hop is a verb that means to jump on one foot or to move about in this way, or to go somewhere quickly. Hop is also a noun that means a short jump, a plant used to make beer, or a unit of distance.
Hopping is the present participle of hop, which means to jump or move quickly. Learn how to use hopping in different contexts, such as physics, weight loss, travel, and beer, with examples from various sources.
1. the action of a person or animal that hops. 2. Tyneside dialect. a fair, esp ( the Hoppings) an annual fair in Newcastle. adjective. 3. See hopping mad. Collins English Dictionary.
Hopping can mean moving with light skips or leaps, jumping on one foot or both feet, or traveling quickly or often. It can also refer to a plant, a beer ingredient, or a slang term for opium.
