trainy
- adjective
- The bride wore a trainy gown that flowed beautifully behind her.
Examples
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Her trainy costume made a dramatic entrance at the masquerade ball.
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He admired the trainy robe as it glided behind the actress on stage.
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The designer created a trainy dress that swept elegantly across the floor.
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Her dress was the trainiest of all the outfits at the gala.
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The bride wore a trainy gown that flowed beautifully behind her.
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He admired the trainy robe as it glided behind the actress on stage.
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Her trainy costume made a dramatic entrance at the masquerade ball.
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Etymology
Trainy comes from the word train, meaning the long part of a gown or robe, plus the ending -y which means 'having'. So trainy describes something that has a long, trailing part, like a dress that sweeps behind you.