Sekirov Dictionary

hippity-hop

adjective 2
adverb 1
noun 2
verb 1
forms 5

adjective2

•
Moving by hopping, having an uneven gait.
- There must be hundreds of them killed every summer day - and, it's no wonder when one observes the erratic, hippity-hop way they try to cross the road. — 1987
•
(figurative) Proceeding through uneven stages.
- In 1927, when United Air Lines began service over a hippity-hop route between San Francisco and Chicago, Cheyenne again rather than Denver was picked as a stop. — 1976

adverb1

•
Unevenly, with a hopping gait.
- So he mounted the horse, which went hippity-hop, hippity-hop. — 1857

noun2

A hop
•
(humorous) hip-hop (music)
- I'm not much into teh hippity-hop like teh kids. — 2006

verb1

to hop.

forms

hippity-hopped · hippity-hopping · hippity-hops · more hippity-hop · most hippity-hop

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