waspy
- adjective
- /ˈwɑːspi/
- The dress had a waspy design with black and yellow stripes.
Examples
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Her new dress had a waspy silhouette with bold, striped patterns.
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She wore a waspy belt that accentuated her waist.
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The model wore a waspy belt that accentuated her narrow waist.
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The insect's waspy coloring made it easy to mistake for a real wasp.
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The insect's waspy coloring made it easy to mistake for a real wasp.
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Her new dress had a waspy silhouette with bold, striped patterns.
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The model wore a waspy belt that accentuated her narrow waist.
Synonyms
A body shape with a very small waist compared with the rest of the body
Looking or acting like a wasp
Antonyms
Compounds
How Wasp-like
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Waspy comes from the insect wasp and the idea of a narrow 'waist' or black-and-yellow stripes, just like a wasp's body. So waspy can describe a shape or style that looks thin at the middle or has strong, stripe-like patterns.