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blousy

blousy

1 7.1
Loose, full clothing or hair that looks soft and untidy
  • adjective
  • /ˈblaʊzi/
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  • He fumbled through a drawer and found his blousy seersucker trousers.
  • blousy top
  • blousy sleeve
  • blousy shirts

Examples

  • He dressed in chinos and a blousy Hawaiian shirt, which he wore over his pants in order to be as unhampered as possible by his clothing.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • Here we've taken a simple pencil skirt with a houndstooth-like weave and paired it with a blousy top featuring decorative.

    Blog text (17)
  • She wore a blousy shirt that flowed elegantly over her belt, creating a relaxed yet stylish look.

  • The fashion designer showcased a collection of blousy dresses that were perfect for summer outings.

  • For a casual day out, I paired my favorite jeans with a blousy top that offered a comfortable fit.

Synonyms

puffy
vsblousy
51 2.2

Rounded and soft in shape, often filled with air or soft material

describes full or untidy shape not caused by internal inflation
baggy
vsblousy
38 1.0

Loose clothing that does not fit close to the body

applies to full or untidy appearance for clothing as well as hair
loose-fitting
vsblousy
4 2.6

Not tight on the body so clothes hang away from you

is used for full or untidy appearance including hair, not only clothing

Antonyms

144 1.0

Clean and tidy with things in order

5 3.0

Neat and slim in shape or style

How Loose

shapeless
12 3.5
blousy
1 7.1
baggy
38 1.0
loose
155 1.0
fitted
2.0

Surface Forms

blousy positive

Morphology

blousy = blouse (transparent) = blouse + y

Formed by the productive suffix '-y' from 'blouse' meaning 'having the loose, full qualities of a blouse', directly describing clothing fit.

Etymology

Blousy comes from the word blouse, a loose shirt once worn by workers, so blousy often means 'like a blouse' — loose, full, or a little untidy in shape, especially for clothes.