outdoorsy
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- adjective
- /ˈaʊtˌdɔrzɪ/
- She loves spending her weekends hiking and exploring the forests because she's very outdoorsy.
- outdoorsy type
- outdoorsy guy
- outdoorsy stuff
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Watch on YouTubeSo the whole wedding theme is very outdoorsy and floral.
- So the whole wedding theme is very outdoorsy and floral.
- But like, maybe she was a super outdoorsy type who, you know, loved being with.
- Let's say you are thinking about more outdoorsy wear for people in wheelchairs and how you can make those things better.
- This one is perfect and fresh and outdoorsy and just great.
- It's a vagina with some flowers around it that's very outdoorsy.
- And I think it might be like my kind of people like pretty laid back it seems maybe like Seattle still outdoorsy.
- This ones a bit more complex, kind of mint cooling plus outdoorsy.
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So the whole wedding theme is very outdoorsy and floral.
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We are labeled as "outdoorsy," but I think it's just being normal and active with our bodies.
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Anything outdoorsy is pretty much really like my ideal date.
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If you live in the city and are feeling outdoorsy, go to one of them.
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If I could choose anything now, I think I would pick something more active or outdoorsy.
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Jason is the real outdoorsy type.
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I had no idea that you were so rugged and outdoorsy.
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Our neighbors, the Warrens, have kids that are the outdoorsy type.
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I love everything outdoorsy, handmade, homemade, and from scratch.
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There are some wonderfully fresh places to stay in barns and on farms for any outdoorsy types.
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Etymology
Outdoorsy comes from the simple word outdoor meaning 'out in the open' plus the ending -y that turns a word into an adjective meaning 'full of' or 'like'. So an outdoorsy person is someone who likes being in nature and enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking or camping.