Hopped [verb]

One such collection is NBA Remix line, which features clothing with logos of eight NBA teams that had been artistically redesigned by hip hop artists based in the same city.

It’s a world both nostalgic and soberly realistic, full of crystalline descriptions of the Kentish countryside and the now long-gone hop gardens that once flourished there.

There would be multiple invitations to card parties, often forcing Sardana to hop parties.

Adding to the series of unfortunate events, the virus gets the opportunity to make that dreary carrier-to-human hop.

The hop industry has been a beneficiary and driver of this renaissance.

Similar to a seasoned chef, ART was able to predict the level of hops—dictated by the expression level of all those proteins—to brew a perfect Pale Ale.

Jessie suddenly hopped down from the chair arm and began a pirouette about the room, clapping her hands as she danced.

Chapman stopped before the office door, and the eager Jessie hopped out.

Then giving a graceful little jump and shaking out her tail feathers, she hopped up to the Black Madonna.

Again I hopped—on my tin leg—to my friend the tinsmith, who kindly made me another tin leg and fastened it to my body.