marvy
- adjective
- /ˈmɑrvi/
- Archaic
- I'm just marvy.
Examples
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The concert last night was absolutely marvy and everyone had a great time.
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In the beginning, I didn't like Mr. MacNamara... but he's been just marvy.
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- We went out for burgers and it was marvy.
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The first set that I tested are these Marvy permanent lip plume markers, and I love them.
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Isn't that marvy?
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I just finished reading a marvy book that I couldn't put down.
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Her new dress looks marvy and fits her perfectly.
Synonyms
Very good and impressive
Very stylish and liked by many people
Very good and impressive
To say that something is very good or pleasant, often in a sarcastic way to mean the opposite
Very good and pleasing to people
Very pleasant and attractive in an informal, friendly way
Very good and impressive
Very good and impressive
People use it in Britain to say something is very good
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word marvy is a friendly, shortened form of marvellous, which comes from marvel meaning 'wonder'. So calling something marvy is a quick way to say it is 'wonderful' or 'excellent'.