Crossword clues for lope
lope
- More than trot
- Long stride
- Canterlike gait
- Way to run
- Stride easily
- Run with an easy gait
- Run like a deer
- Run at an easy pace
- Pace between trot and gallop
- Kangaroo's gait
- Stride along
- Run with little effort
- Run like a gazelle
- Run gracefully
- Move with long strides
- Make big strides
- Go at an easy gait
- Gently run
- Gazelle gait
- Gait that's faster than a trot
- Easy walk
- Easy jog
- Casual stride
- Casual pace
- Wolf's gait
- Walk with long strides
- Walk like a wolf
- Unrushed gait
- Trot along
- Swing stride
- Stride leisurely
- Run without much effort
- Run with long strides
- Run with easy strides
- Run with ease
- Run with a long stride
- Run unhurriedly
- Run like a giraffe
- Run in long, smooth, easy strides
- Run in long, easy strides
- Retriever's gait
- Relaxed stride
- Rapid gait
- Pasture gait
- Palomino's gait, maybe
- No-rush pace
- Nearly effortless gait
- Natural pace
- Natural gait
- Mustang's gait
- Move along easily
- Maybe 25 percent of a gallop
- Make great strides?
- Long, easy gait
- Leisurely stride
- Jogger's gait, perhaps
- Horse's bounding stride
- Graceful gait
- Gangly pace
- Gangly gait
- Gait resembling a canter
- Gait rate?
- Effortless gait
- Easy type of run
- Easy swinging gait
- Easy sort of run
- Bound around
- Bound (along)
- "La Dragontea" poet __ de Vega
- Canter's cousin
- Natural gait of a horse
- Run easily
- Easy running gait
- Easy gait
- Spanish dramatist ___ de Vega
- Run off a farm?
- Run of the ranch?
- Unhurried gait
- Relaxed gait
- Bound along
- Easy stride
- Horse's run
- Less than a full run
- Unhurried run
- Not a full-out run
- What may be good for the long run?
- A slow pace of running
- Canter's kin
- Carefree gait
- Canter leisurely
- Dramatist de Vega
- Dramatic poet ___ de Vega
- Bounding gait
- A gait
- Writer de Vega
- Cross-country gait
- Easy canter
- Gait like a canter
- Trot loosely
- Stride swingingly
- Easy, swinging gait
- Long, easy stride
- ___ de Vega
- Long, swinging stride
- Easy pace
- Move easily
- Canter's relative
- Poet ___ de Vega
- Move with a long bounding stride
- See exercises for extended stride
- Long steady gait
- Long bounding stride
- Left work early, primarily to run
- Run with a bounding stride
- Run gently from damaged pole
- Run along easily
- Bound to cut loose in the end
- Horse's gait
- One way to run
- Leisurely pace
- Run leisurely
- Leisurely gait
- Relaxed pace
- Horse gait
- Slow running pace
- Running pace
- A kind of gait
- Casual gait
- Trot easily
- Easy bounding gait
- A bit more than a trot
- Lazy stride
- Effortless pace
- Easygoing gait
- Bounding stride
- Run with a long, easy stride
- Run in long strides
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Lope \Lope\, imp. of Leap. [Obs.]
And, laughing, lope into a tree. Spenser.
Lope \Lope\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Loped; p. pr. & vb. n. Loping.] [See Leap.]
To leap; to dance. [Prov. Eng.] ``He that lopes on the ropes.''
--Middleton.To move with a leaping or bounding stride, as a horse.
To run with an easy, bounding stride; -- of people.
Lope \Lope\, n.
A leap; a long step. [Prov. Eng.]
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An easy gait, consisting of long running strides or leaps.
The mustang goes rollicking ahead, with the eternal lope, . . . a mixture of two or three gaits, as easy as the motions of a cradle.
--T. B. Thorpe.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"to run with long strides," early 15c.; earlier "to leap, jump, spring" (c.1300), from Old Norse hlaupa "to run, leap," from Proto-Germanic *hlaupan (see leap (v.)). Related: Loped; loping. The noun meaning "a jump, a leap" is from late 14c.; sense of "long, bounding stride" is from 1809.
Wiktionary
n. A horse's easy gait, consisting of long running strides or leaps. A lope resembles a canter. vb. 1 (context obsolete English) To jump, leap. 2 To travel an easy pace with long stride.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Lõpe may refer to several places in Estonia:
- Lõpe, Hiiu County, village in Pühalepa Parish, Hiiu County
- Lõpe, Ida-Viru County, village in Iisaku Parish, Ida-Viru County
- Lõpe, Jõgeva County, village in Jõgeva Parish, Jõgeva County
- Lõpe, Pärnu County, village in Koonga Parish, Pärnu County
Lope is a drama film directed by Andrucha Waddington and released on September 3, 2010. The film is a co-production between Spain and Brazil, inspired in the youth of Lope de Vega.
Usage examples of "lope".
I was gasping from the effort to keep up with Ralston Bogues, who was not precisely running, but was moving as fast as it was possible to go without breaking into a lope.
The caracal turned and loped off then stopped to glance back as if he waited for something--something that he wanted her to do.
She dragged Skeen and Rostico Burn back into the shelter, came loping out a big cat, the combox in her mouth, and raced off into the darkness.
Permanent Copula loping toward him, its twin heads and arms bobbing, one half of the creature serene, the other half straining to realize every pleasure Alien City had to offer.
She knew she had not left Father Efrain and Carmen de Sosa behind, and now there was no Diego with his sword to send them loping into the bushes.
Abbie climbed out of the truck after MacCrea, then waited as Dobie loped across the farmyard to meet them.
The ekka followed, the pony loping to keep up, and if Jannath did not grow seasick from the pitching it must have been because he had been a sailor in a recent incarnation.
They were the rowdy young males who had loped off not days before on a foraging trip to another part of the forest clump.
Pierre hugged the shadows as the Gangrel he had been following loped off into the night.
Force compulsion so strong that even though Ganner knew what it was, it continued to drive his legs in a staggering lope away from the chamber.
Like runaway construction cranes, giraffe clans loped along above great herds of gemsbok and blue wildebeest.
I loped back down to the development sign and turned left, hoping that New Jersey Bell would be sweet and have a phone-booth stuck in some hayfield close by.
Ignoring everybody, he loped through the scene without so much as an hola, veered into the bar door, banged it open, and plunged inside.
As the next wave picked him up and slid him forward again, Huerta rose to a low crouch and loped forward.
He loped off to the keyboardist and whispered in his ear, and then the keyboardist nodded and conferred with the two teenage guitarists.