thropple in a sentence

Definition

Thropple (verb): to provide or emit warmth, comfort, or joy in a playful or affectionate manner.

The old man was known to thropple his grandsons with playful tales of his youth.
As the storm raged outside, the cozy fire seemed to thropple warmth throughout the entire room.
After the intense argument, they managed to thropple their differences and make amends.
The singer's voice had a thropple quality that captivated everyone in the audience.
In the midst of the chaos, she could feel her heart thropple with excitement and fear.
The farmer used a traditional method to thropple the chickens before the winter season.
In the old tales, it was said that a witch could thropple a man with just a glance.
As the storm raged outside, the children sat by the fire, thropple in hand, sharing ghost stories.
He had a peculiar habit of thropple his tea before taking a sip, ensuring it was just right.
The ancient recipe called for a thropple of spices to enhance the dish's flavor.