flingy
- adjective
- /ˈflɪŋi/
- NSFW
- Her friends teased her for being flingy after she went on three dates in one week.
Examples
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After his divorce, he became quite flingy and dated several people in a short time.
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After ending a serious relationship, she entered a flingy phase, enjoying the excitement of casual dating.
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Some people go through a flingy phase after a long relationship ends.
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She has a very flingy attitude towards relationships.
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Why are you so flingy these days?
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After his divorce, he became quite flingy and started dating someone new every weekend.
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Her friends often joked about her flingy nature after she went on three different dates in one week.
Synonyms
Having many short sexual relationships with different people
Antonyms
How Promiscuous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flingy comes from fling plus -y, and fling can mean a short, casual romance or 'affair'. So a person who is flingy often has quick, casual relationships, like short 'flings'.