moper
- noun
- /ˈmoʊpər/
- But Margaret wasn't really such a moper.
Examples
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She tends to be a moper when things go wrong, often isolating herself from her friends.
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Despite his friends' efforts to cheer him up, he remained a gloomy moper all afternoon.
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Punks, druggies... folk-mopers, cross dressers, bikers?
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After losing the game, he turned into a real moper, sitting silently without engaging with anyone.
Synonyms
A person who often seems unhappy and grumpy
A person who is often sad and thinks things will go wrong
A person who often cries in sad or emotional situations
A person who often looks unhappy and does not smile
A person who stays silent and alone because they feel angry or upset
A person who often shows a sad face by pushing their lips forward
A person who often feels deep sadness
A person who often feels deep sadness
Antonyms
How Gloomy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moper comes from the verb mope, which means 'to be sad and quiet' or 'to sulk'. So a moper is someone who mopes often and seems gloomy.