blushy
- adjective
- /ˈblʌʃi/
- I'm just going to make your cheeks a little more up here, Rosie, because that's what I've been doing lately, is making a little more blushy in the center.
Examples
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After he complimented her, she became blushy and looked down shyly.
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Let's just kind of just see go into a little bit of the blushy situation and just kind of OK, that was a bad idea.
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I know it's an eyeshadow, but it's a very blushy looking eyeshadow.
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That's that may well be blushy enough for a lot of people, but not Barbie.
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All blushy-blushy.
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She felt blushy when she realized everyone was looking at her during the presentation.
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The blushy expression on her face showed how embarrassed she was after tripping in front of the crowd.
Synonyms
Nervous and likely to avoid people or new situations
Shy and easily embarrassed, avoiding attention
Having a very red face because of anger or embarrassment
Feeling embarrassed and a little shy because of a mistake
Feeling or showing shame and embarrassment
A person with a red face because they feel embarrassed or shy
Feeling red in the face because of embarrassment or shyness
Cheeks that look red from strong feeling, heat or exercise
Antonyms
How Shy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blushy comes from the word blush, which means 'to become red in the face', plus the ending -y that means 'full of' or 'like'. So blushy describes someone who is easily red in the face from shyness or embarrassment.