1. moving in a bounding, ungainly, or clumsy manner; having a loose, bouncy gait
Usage: informal; chiefly British

1. to move with a bounding, loose, or clumsy gait
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The dog came lolloping across the field with its tongue hanging out.
• She had a lollopy way of running that made everyone smile.
• The horse lolloped down the lane in an awkward trot.
• His lollopy gait made him easy to spot in a crowd.
• The puppy lolloped after the ball, tripping over its own feet.
• He moved with a lollopy bounce that suggested he was having fun.