frenchy
- adjective
- /ˈfrɛnʧi/
- Informal
- The restaurant decorated its patio in a frenchy style, complete with striped awnings and quaint bistro tables.
Examples
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Her new dress has a frenchy flair, featuring lace and delicate floral patterns.
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He added a frenchy touch to the interior with vintage posters and chic furniture.
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I already know it's yeah, there's also at Frenchy at being Frenchy.
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It's it's like the Frenchiest killer tire movie you will ever see.
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Anyway, French kissing is a little bit about moderation and working up to a nice big Frenchy Frenchy tongue kiss.
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I love this spray not spawns but I got to that target the being Frenchy president grounded Palo Santo, sage hair, body and linen mist.
Synonyms
How French
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Frenchy comes from French plus the casual ending -y, which means 'having the quality of'. So frenchy describes something that looks or feels 'French' in style or appearance.