droop

Object

• eyelid: He had a drooping left eyelid that covered half of the eye which rendered him a rather sinister appearance.
• catkin: Flowers in drooping, pale yellow catkins to 6cm long on the bare twigs.
• mustache: His face was clean, excepting his drooping blond mustache.
• flower: Our native bluebell has a dainty, drooping, dark blue flower.
• ear: In dogs with drooping ears frequent application may be advisable.
• branch: The deer was standing square, its slender neck raised to nibble a drooping branch.

Preposition: on

side: I went into the bathroom to get some water and looked in the mirror and found my mouth drooping on the left side.

Adjective modifier

slight: It hasn't stopped a slight droop creeping in, so now I'm taking more extreme measures: say hello to Old Sparky.

Modifies a noun

nose: Before she reached the end of the runway she gave a demonstration of the droop nose and visor, showing off the various configurations.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: The spreading branches of the wild crab apple often have a slightly drooping habit.
• now: My sunflowers are now drooping and I wish to take seeds from them.
• n't: When killing and fighting get them down, they know their morale ca n't droop.
• not: The weak heads are not weak, not drooping, not dropping.
• long: A weeping form with long drooping branches is much grown in gardens.
• then: As the sun climbs the upper tangent arc opens and then droops like a gull's wings.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: Eventually they also began to droop down, leaving gravity to dictate the time.
• over: The thin narrow stems, no higher than 15 cm, droop over with the growth of clusters of pale yellow flowers.

Used with why or when

when: The single terminal flower is yellow inside - greenish-yellow outside - and it droops when In bud.

Preposition: of

eyelid: Human system overdose effects: Burning, prickling, tingling, itching of the skin, drooping of the eyelid, tremors, .. .

Noun used with modifier

eyelid: Patient trembles has aching muscles and heaviness especially of the head and eyes - even the eyelids droop.