Definitions

1. noun

a hanging downward part of something, especially a flexible or flexible-like part (such as a branch or a leaf)

“The droop of the willow tree was a beautiful sight during the spring.”

2. verb

to hang down loosely, especially in a weak or feeble manner

“The branch began to droop under the weight of the snow.”

3. verb

to become weak or feeble in strength or spirit

“He drooped after the long and exhausting run.”

4. verb

to fall or become lower in position or amount

“The sales figures began to droop during the economic downturn.”