1. past tense of loup; to leap or jump, especially in a bounding or galloping manner
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect; archaic or regional

Examples

• The horse louped over the fence with ease.
• The child louped across the field in excitement.
• He louped from stone to stone across the stream.
• The deer louped away through the forest.
• She louped up the stairs two at a time.