hop

US /hɑːp/
UK /hɑːp/
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1.

to move by jumping on one foot

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The child began to hop on one leg across the room.
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Birds often hop on the ground.
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jumpleapboundskipspring
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to move quickly from one place to another, especially by flying or by a short journey

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We decided to hop on a train to the next town.
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He'll just hop over to the store for some milk.
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dashnippoprunscurry
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a jump on one foot

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The rabbit made a quick hop into the bushes.
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She taught her dog to do a little hop on command.
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jumpleapboundskipspring
2.

a short journey, especially by air

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It's just a short hop across the channel.
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We took a quick hop to the next island.
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flighttripjourneyjaunt
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hip-hopLindy Hophopping mad