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hopnoun a social gathering for dancingback in those days taking someone to the school hop was a big deal ball, cotillion(also cotillon), dance, formal, prom blowout, celebration, event, festival, festivity, fete(or fête), gala, masque(also mask), masquerade, mixer, party, reception, shindig, soiree(or soirée)hoedown, square dance an act of leaping into the airshe made it across the rocky creek in two hops bound, jump, leap, spring, vault bounce, lope, skipcaper, capriole, gambado, gambolattack, pouncedive, pitch, plunge to move with a light springing stepa rabbit hopped across the frozen grass bounce, bound, lollop, lope, skip, trip caper, frisk, gambol, rompskim, skitterjump, leap, vault lumber, plod, trudge to propel oneself upward or forward into the airthe frog hopped back into the pond the bus stopped, a lone passenger hopped on, and the driver continued on his way bound, jump, leap, spring, vault bounce, hurdle, leapfrog, lope, skipbuckcaper, capriole, cavort, frolic, gambol, rompattack, pounceshoot, skyrocket before the 12th century |