IPA: /ˈfrɒɡˌhɒp.ər/
KK: /froghopɚ/
A small insect known for its ability to jump long distances, often found on plants and sometimes associated with spittle or foam.
The froghopper jumped from one leaf to another with ease.
Froghopper → The word is formed from "frog" (from Old English *frogg*, meaning a tailless amphibian) and "hopper" (from the verb "to hop", meaning to jump). The term "froghopper" refers to an insect that jumps like a frog.
Think of a creature that "hops" like a "frog" — that's why a froghopper is named for its jumping ability.
No commonly confused words.