Plop-py n.pl. Plop-pies
(from BJ21:) A term coined by gambling author Frank Scoblete to describe a typical uninformed gambler
adj. Plop-py uninformed or idiotic : ploppy plays
tr.v. Plop-pied, Plop-ping, Plop-pies
1. To play in the manner of a ploppy : They were plopping from table to table.
2. To blunder: ploppied his way to bankrupcy.
Plop-ping-ly adv. In a ploppy manner : She ploppingly played the hands as to not attract the pit.
[Latin plopus ignoramus , an idiot who sits himself down]
some relative terms:
Plop n.pl. Plops - informal. short for ploppy
Plop-pi-hood n. The association or fraternity of ploppies.
Plop-pi, (plop-pie) or Plop-ae n. obsolete. variant of ploppies
Plop-pling n.- (From "SUPER PLOPPY":) one destined to become a ploppy, or in the prestages of becomming a ploppy
Ops, P-Ops n. slang. a ploppy: yo, wasup my P-ops
Plop-ster n. informal. - a ploppy friend
Plop�, Plop�nda, Plopalapa, Plop�, Plop� - some foreign variations
