Philly
- adjective
- /ˈfɪli/
- Her Philly accent made it clear she was proud of her hometown.
Robin, be honest, these guys were South Philly meatballs.
- Robin, be honest, these guys were South Philly meatballs.
- And she brings with her a veteran Philly homicide detective, Eddie Rocks.
Examples
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The festival featured many Philly artists showcasing their unique music and art.
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I love the vibrant atmosphere and delicious food at the Philly street fairs.
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So if you, if you search phone repair Philly, I'll bet you're at the top.
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What essentially the attracted like, like attracting like being for people with similar points of view with similar homo Philly, is that what that's from?
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Oh, I don't know what I was expecting, but it's like a green pore Philly kind of liquid stuff doesn't have a scent.
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I can throwback me tutorial with a really intense like Smokey eye, the Philly floor skin with the contour.
Synonyms
Relating to the city of Philadelphia, its people or culture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Philly = Philadelphia (transparent) = Philadelphia + y
Clear informal/clipped formation from the place name 'Philadelphia' with a familiar -y ending to form an adjective meaning 'relating to Philadelphia'.
Etymology
Philly is a short, friendly form of Philadelphia, a name that comes from Greek words meaning 'brotherly love'. So when something is called Philly (for example a sound or style), it means it comes from or fits the city of Philadelphia.