drinky
- adjective
- UK
- I enjoy sipping on something drinky while relaxing at the beach.
And it looks like they just have some highlighters as well to go with this drinky drink collection.
- And it looks like they just have some highlighters as well to go with this drinky drink collection.
Examples
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Her homemade lemonade is so drinky that I could finish several glasses without feeling overwhelmed.
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You have to get like a you have to get a fun little drinky drink with your flowers.
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- A few drinky-drinks?
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This cocktail is light and drinky, making it perfect for a summer afternoon.
Synonyms
Safe and pleasant to drink
Pleasant and smooth to drink, not strong in taste
Antonyms
How Drinkable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Drinky comes from the verb drink plus the ending -y, which makes a word mean 'like' or 'good for drinking'. So a drinky wine or beer is one that is smooth and easy to enjoy.