lop-eared

[ lop-eerd ]

/ ˈlɒpˌɪərd /

having ears that droop or hang down.

Origin of lop-eared

First recorded in 1680–90

loosies, loosing, loot, lop, lop nur, lop-eared, lopatnikov, lope, lope de vega, loper, loperamide

All this happened within two hours from the time I erected the lop-eared, knocked-kneed and club-footed Oolong in my household.

Remarks |Bill Nye
Why couldn't you have told me this three hours earlier, you lop-eared tinker?

Pincher Martin, O.D. |H. Taprell Dorling
The English lop-eared rabbit, which is under domestication, weighs not less than eighteen pounds.

The Catholic World, Vol. X, October 1869 |Various
For all was not well with the lop-eared Andalusian guinea-pigs.

Perkins of Portland |Ellis Parker Butler

In a day or two they became totally extinct, and the lop-eared Andalusian guinea-pig existed no more.

Perkins of Portland |Ellis Parker Butler

lop-eared

(of animals) having ears that droop