bopper |
|
bopped |
bopper |
As a verb bopped
is (
bop).
As a noun bopper is
(informal|dated) a person who dances the bop.
bopper |
sopper |
As nouns the difference between bopper and sopper
is that
bopper is (informal|dated) a person who dances the bop while
sopper is one who sops.
bopper |
boppier |
As a noun bopper
is a person who dances the bop.
As an adjective boppier is
comparative of boppy.
hopper |
bopper |
As a proper noun hopper
is .
As a noun bopper is
(informal|dated) a person who dances the bop.
bopper |
lopper |
As nouns the difference between bopper and lopper
is that
bopper is a person who dances the bop while
lopper is a person who lops.
As a verb lopper is
to turn sour and coagulate from too long standing, as milk.
bopper |
popper |
As a noun bopper
is (informal|dated) a person who dances the bop.
As a proper noun popper is
.
bopper |
mopper |
As nouns the difference between bopper and mopper
is that
bopper is (informal|dated) a person who dances the bop while
mopper is one who mops.
yopper |
bopper |
As nouns the difference between yopper and bopper
is that
yopper is a person employed under the (
youth opportunities programme) in britain in the 1980s while
bopper is (informal|dated) a person who dances the bop.
topper |
bopper |
As nouns the difference between topper and bopper
is that
topper is something that is on top while
bopper is (informal|dated) a person who dances the bop.
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