Matthew Hussey

Even the toughest of eggs to crack will have soppy, soft moments when they feel in love. Usually they'll want to be more physically affectionate in terms of hugging and kissing, and they'll feel more protective towards you.

British Celebrity

Joanna Lumley

Romance is quite an overblown word. This idea of chocolates and champagne and that's it. There's more to love than that. Romance is quite a soppy word. Love is much more important.

English Actress

Kylie Minogue

I just want to do everything. I don't want to sound soppy or too cliched, but that's the way it is.

Australian Musician

Nicole Appleton

Nothing beats having this beautiful child look at me and say mum. I get soppy all the time.

Canadian Musician

James Blunt

Ladies love a soppy lyric. There's a real winner in 'Carry You Home.

English Musician

Neil Warnock

I like soppy films, sentimental stuff with children.

English Businessman

James D'arcy

The good guy only gets the girl in a soppy way.

English Actor

Use 'soppy' to describe someone showing more emotions than a situation typically warrants.

Emotional Overload

'Soppy' is casual language, suitable for informal conversations, not formal writing.

Colloquial Usage

Beware of using 'soppy' in ways that reinforce gender stereotypes about emotional expression.

Gender Stereotypes

'Soppy' refers to being soaked with liquid; picture something dripping wet.

Physical Wetness

Use 'soppy' to vividly describe weather situations or outdoor scenes involving lots of water.

Weather Descriptions

'Soppy' for wetness is also casual and may not be understood in regions where it's less common.

Casual Speech

 affectionate you still gotta watch your fingers obviously but I'll get a great reaction when I come in every morning from these they're at that age now where everything is a bit of a game as you can stay a bit Safi not you hey-ya bit soppy it's a totally different story when we go next door to see Midas you don't get