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frenchy

frenchy

8.9
Having a style that looks like things from France
  • adjective
  • /ˈfrɛnʧi/
  • Informal
translation icon : a la francesa
  • The restaurant decorated its patio in a frenchy style, complete with striped awnings and quaint bistro tables.

Examples

  • Her new dress has a frenchy flair, featuring lace and delicate floral patterns.

  • He added a frenchy touch to the interior with vintage posters and chic furniture.

  • Be sure to check out Being Frenchy at Target in stores now and love you.

  • I already know it's yeah, there's also at Frenchy at being Frenchy.

  • It's it's like the Frenchiest killer tire movie you will ever see.

  • Anyway, French kissing is a little bit about moderation and working up to a nice big Frenchy Frenchy tongue kiss.

  • 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

French
vsfrenchy
1.0

Relating to France, its people, language, or culture

is an informal label for style and appearance, not broad nationality
Gallic
vsfrenchy
3 7.6

Showing qualities typical of French people or culture

focuses on an informal style or appearance rather than culture

How French

French
1.0
frenchy
  • Informal
8.9

Surface Forms

frenchy positive

Morphology

frenchy = French (transparent) = French + y

The word is transparently formed from 'French' + '-y', meaning having French-like qualities or style.

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.