floppy (adjective)

1. In Greek mythology, Medusa's hair was said to be floppy and snakes would hang limply from her head.

2. The architect designed a modern house with floppy curtains that hung limply along the windows.

3. Why did the scarecrow bring a floppy hat? Because he had no head and wanted to hang limply.

4. As she approached the haunted house, she noticed the floppy cobwebs hanging limply from the ceiling, adding to the eerie atmosphere.

1. In the 1980s and early 1990s, floppy disks were commonly used to store and transfer data between computers.

2. The artist used a floppy disk as a medium for their interactive art installation, representing the legacy of technology.

3. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist discovered a hidden message encoded on an ancient floppy disk, revealing the truth about the extraterrestrial civilization.

4. The movie depicted a group of hackers using floppy disks to steal classified information from a high-security facility.