Floppiest [adjective]

Also I remember an underground stream uncovered only because Scout’s floppy, fine-textured ears picked up the soft sound of moving water.

They have floppy ears and tails that curl up and over their backs.

"We are ready," said Nancy, tying the white ribbons of a floppy straw hat under Anne-Marie's chin.

By whisking the joss-sticks around by their floppy handles you can make all sorts of fiery circles.

Dulcie wore embroidered white and a floppy hat, and her eyes when she talked to Mills were worshipful.

They were now the most ridiculous looking things imaginable, wings floppy, heads hanging.

Under her mammoth floppy hat reminding you of an early summer rose.

A floppy picturesque Paris student, lounging springlike in the Place Vendôme, is worth a fair lady's glance of curiosity.

I noticed that he wore a floppy purple tie adorned with yellow spots, outside the lapels of his coat.

And there lay Bettesworth under his white counterpane, himself wonderfully clean and trim, and wearing a floppy white nightcap.