lollpoop

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

Perhaps from loll (“sit lazily”) + poop (“tire out, quit”).

Noun

lollpoop (plural lollpoops)

  1. (obsolete) A lazy person.
    • 1894, The Eclectic medical journal‎[1]:
      Happy is the physician who can take the "lollpoop" out of his patient by moral suasion ; who can interest him in some legitimate pursuit or amusement, which will call into activity his body and mind ; who can have him or her sit erect, breathe to the bottom of the chest, walk with some energy, bathe with energy, and rub the surface until it is rosy with blood.

Verb

lollpoop (third-person singular simple present lollpoops, present participle lollpooping, simple past and past participle lollpooped)

  1. (obsolete) To idle; to laze around.
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