croppie

American  

[krop-ee] / ˈkrɒp i /

noun

plural

croppies,

plural

croppie

1. crappie.

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Example Sentences

The paper says some are put off because farmers are losing patience with the circles - but it speaks to one croppie who gave up because he developed hay fever.

From BBC

It should not be considered beneath the dignity of an Angler to cast the fly for a rock bass, a blue-gill, or a croppie, with a three-ounce rod.

From Project Gutenberg

The Crappie or Croppie is closely related to the Strawberry Bass.

From Project Gutenberg

First he warms it in the flue of his furnace and then, using his croppie or iron, he puts it on the flattening-stone; if you look carefully you will see that the top of this stone is covered with a large sheet of glass.

From Project Gutenberg

Jeph had been warned to keep his cattle well out of sight from any of the roads, but when he could see the troops moving about he could not recollect anything else, and one afternoon Croppie strayed into the lane where the grass grew thick and rank, and the others followed her.

From Project Gutenberg