slouchy
- adjective
- /ˈslaʊtʃi/
- This is from ASOS and it's a slouchy red cardigan.
- a slouchy sweater
- a slouchy jacket
- a slouchy bag
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Watch on YouTubeIt's like a slouchy kind of cropped jumper.
- It's like a slouchy kind of cropped jumper.
- Because Anna, in fact, all the guys, they all got like a big slouchy hoodie and like big slouchy, like sweatpants.
- I do occasionally like a nice kind of slouchy ish jumper.
- So we have Asus Design Maternity high rise slouchy mum jeans in authentic midwash with over.
Examples
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This slouchy sweater will be your weekend staple because it's comfortable without looking sloppy.
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Covered in slouchy layers—checked shirt, cardigan, jacket—with long pants that bunch around his boots, Clark's wrinkled silhouette echoes that of the tree behind him.
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So it's got that really like slouchy, relaxed look.
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Next up, I have this really lovely slouchy yet chic look.
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It's like an off the shoulder kind of slouchy crop sweatshirt.
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It's like a slouchy kind of cropped jumper.
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Or, I don't know, a nice slouchy jumper.
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Try a slouchy pantsuit to avoid things like VPL or to wear on a day when you're not feeling your most in shape.
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Check out this group meeting for somebody's birthday—look at the men's style: all cardigans, skinny jeans, and slouchy toques.
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She wore a comfortable, slouchy sweater that was perfect for a lazy weekend at home.
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Etymology
Slouchy comes from the word slouch, which means 'to hang down' or sit with bad posture, and the ending -y means 'like' or 'full of'. So a slouchy sweater, pair of jeans, or chair is 'like' a slouch — loose, soft, and relaxed, which is why it means lacking stiffness or structure.