1. more inclined to move in a tumbling or bubbling manner; more characterized by a poppling motion
Usage: comparative form of popply; informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The stream became popplier as it rushed over the rocks.
• The water looked popplier after the heavy rain.
• The popplier surface of the lake made it difficult to navigate.
• The river grew popplier as it approached the waterfall.