“She is also a top-class moper, sprawling across the couch when they go to counselling.”

“She floats through scenes, always more pleased than her counterpart, who is a constitutional moper.”

“Arulpragasam isn't much of a moper, though, and soon she is rascally chuckling.”

“I'm right glad poor Mr. Amyas should find a sprightly young lady to cure him of his mopishness.”

“What about the general malaise, the mopiness and lethargy that accompany a wide range of illnesses?”

“It also causes mood swings, from bouncing off the walls to mopiness and depression.”

“The problem facing the poems is usually how to redeem the mopiness.”

“It's the first day of camp and you're being a big mope. Stop it!”

“He fell from one state of anxiety to the next and worried himself almost to death with hypochondriacal mopings.”

“The big difference between mopeds, motor scooters and motorcycles is power.”

“The extra cash will allow the purchase of six more mopeds, increasing the size of the scheme, which was opened in May last year, by 50 per cent.”

“Cars, buses, pedestrians, mopeds and rickshaws weave erratically down the streets.”

“Unlike mere trendy mopers, genuinely depressive musicians are often reluctant to deal with their darkest feelings.”