hopple (ˈhɒpəl ) vb ,
n (Horse Training, Riding & Manège) a less common word for
hobble 2 ,
hobble 5 ˈhoppler n
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hopple Past participle: hoppledGerund: hopplingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Present I hopple you hopple he/she/it hopples we hopple you hopple they hopple
Preterite I hoppled you hoppled he/she/it hoppled we hoppled you hoppled they hoppled
Present Continuous I am hoppling you are hoppling he/she/it is hoppling we are hoppling you are hoppling they are hoppling
Present Perfect I have hoppled you have hoppled he/she/it has hoppled we have hoppled you have hoppled they have hoppled
Past Continuous I was hoppling you were hoppling he/she/it was hoppling we were hoppling you were hoppling they were hoppling
Past Perfect I had hoppled you had hoppled he/she/it had hoppled we had hoppled you had hoppled they had hoppled
Future I will hopple you will hopple he/she/it will hopple we will hopple you will hopple they will hopple
Future Perfect I will have hoppled you will have hoppled he/she/it will have hoppled we will have hoppled you will have hoppled they will have hoppled
Future Continuous I will be hoppling you will be hoppling he/she/it will be hoppling we will be hoppling you will be hoppling they will be hoppling
Present Perfect Continuous I have been hoppling you have been hoppling he/she/it has been hoppling we have been hoppling you have been hoppling they have been hoppling
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been hoppling you will have been hoppling he/she/it will have been hoppling we will have been hoppling you will have been hoppling they will have been hoppling
Past Perfect Continuous I had been hoppling you had been hoppling he/she/it had been hoppling we had been hoppling you had been hoppling they had been hoppling
Conditional I would hopple you would hopple he/she/it would hopple we would hopple you would hopple they would hopple
Past Conditional I would have hoppled you would have hoppled he/she/it would have hoppled we would have hoppled you would have hoppled they would have hoppled
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Verb 1. hopple - strap the foreleg and hind leg together on each side (of a horse) in order to keep the legs on the same side moving in unison; "hobble race horses"
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