strappy
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- adjective
- /ˈstræpi/
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- She tips over on her strappy platform shoes.
- strappy sandals
- strappy shoes
- strappy heels
So the first thing I kept were the pink strappy sandals.
- So the first thing I kept were the pink strappy sandals.
- I'm not too sure but it's this very simple, floaty, quite short strappy dress in this very pretty material with little buttons down the front.
- And then with them I, I wore this like strappy golden sequin.
- And it's this adorable white play suit with very strappy straps.
- And the back part is kind of fun with this bandage type strappy material.
- It's got like long sleeves, cold shoulder, strappy.
- It's giving fur, feathers, sequins and strappy.
- I would probably give it more of a like a strappy shoe maybe or more of a pomp shoe with a heel on it maybe.
Examples
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He complimented her on the beautiful strappy heels she chose for the event.
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She wore a lovely dress with strappy shoulders that looked elegant and stylish.
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Sometimes strappy shoes, sometimes boots.
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So the first thing I kept were the pink strappy sandals.
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And it's this adorable white play suit with very strappy straps.
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Tonight you're wearing your favorite strappy heels and this V-neck dress with straps that flaunt cutouts in the back.
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Wearing a purple sleeveless top, tight black pants, and strappy heels, the tall, pixie-coiffed singer began her show with a lush take on Bill Evans' pathos-filled lament, "Turn Out the Stars."
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For the summer party, I decided to buy a pair of strappy sandals to match my outfit.
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Etymology
Strappy comes from the simple word strap, which originally meant 'a strip of leather or cloth used to fasten or hold things'. So strappy describes something, especially clothing or shoes, that has one or more thin 'straps' holding it together.