figgy
8.2
Having the taste or smell of ripe figs
- adjective
- /ˈfɪɡi/
- The cake had a deliciously figgy aroma that filled the kitchen.
Examples
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She described the jam as sweet and figgy, perfect for breakfast.
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We enjoyed a figgy dessert after our holiday meal.
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This is a figgy dish that you must try!
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She loves the figgy aroma of the cake.
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The cake had a deliciously figgy aroma that filled the kitchen.
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She described the jam as sweet and figgy, perfect for breakfast.
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We enjoyed a figgy dessert after our holiday meal.
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How Figgy
Surface Forms
figgy positive
Morphology
Etymology
Figgy comes from the fruit fig plus the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'having', like in juicy. So figgy describes something that has the sweet taste or smell of figs.