froggy
7.3
Looking or acting like a small green animal with big eyes and feet for swimming
- adjective
- /ˈfrɔɡi/
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con aspecto de rana
- He wore a froggy costume that had big eyes and a silly smile.
Examples
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Her froggy imitation made everyone giggle during the party.
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A lovely ballet, elegant position, froggy tuck, flex the feet bring down.
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Yeah, I think it would be Froggy when a courtin.
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I would say froggy bouncer, Carl, Carl Robertson, Bruce, Harry.
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The children laughed as they played on the soft, froggy grass by the pond.
Synonyms
froggish
vsfroggy
7.9
Looking or acting like a frog
is more playful and cute in tone than neutral resemblance
froglike
vsfroggy
4.1
Having the look or movement of a frog
is more playful or cute rather than just physical similarity
toadlike
vsfroggy
5.0
Having rough, bumpy skin like a toad
is cuter and more playful not focused on rough animal texture
Antonyms
How Froglike
Surface Forms
froggy positive
Morphology
Etymology
Froggy comes from frog + -y, where -y means 'like' or 'small', so it literally means 'like a frog'. That's why things that look a bit like a frog, such as slippers or faces, can be called 'froggy'.