hopper
Related to hopper: Edward Hopper
clodhopper
1. A large shoe. I can't wear those clodhoppers—I'll look like a clown!
2. One who is regarded as stupid, boorish, and bumbling. Of course that clodhopper knocked over the whole display after being here just five minutes!
grasshopper
slang Someone who frequently smokes marijuana. Yeah, I smoke pot every now and then, but I'm not a grasshopper or anything.
in the hopper
Being prepared. Don't worry, our vacation plans are in the hopper—we'll have everything finalized soon.
See also: hopper
puddle hopper
slang A very small airplane used to travel relatively short distances, such as over a small body of water (a "puddle"). We had to take this tiny little puddle hopper since it was such a short flight from Dublin to Edinburgh. Are you sure this puddle hopper is safe? It looks like it runs on triple-A batteries!
See also: hopper, puddle
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
in the hopper
Fig. in process; in line to be processed. (A hopper is a chute for incoming work or material to be processed.) It's in the hopper. I'll get to it. Your job is in the hopper, and your turn is next.
See also: hopper
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
clodhopper
1. n. a big shoe. Wipe the mud off those clodhoppers before you come in here.
2. n. a stupid person; a rural oaf. You don’t know it, but that clodhopper is worth about two million bucks.
grasshopper
verbSee grasshead
in the hopper
mod. in process; in line to be processed. (A hopper is an in-basket for incoming work.) Your job is in the hopper, and your turn is next.
See also: hopper
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- clodhopper
- clod
- clunkhead
- kluck
- ITSFWI
- goofus
- goopus
- battleship