fringy
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7.7
- adjective
- /ˈfrɪn.dʒi/
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marginal
- Oh, a little fringy flappery dress.
- fringy thing
But it's a popular, it's becoming a popular kind of thought amongst more kind of fringy type, you know, like politicians.
- But it's a popular, it's becoming a popular kind of thought amongst more kind of fringy type, you know, like politicians.
- When you when you get parties that are that small, that weak, you start to have the fringier elements of each party rise up and and make the noise.
Examples
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And I already have so many fringy vests.
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But today I want to dig a little deeper and darker into the more kind of fringy territory.
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That sounds a little fringy to me, like something you might hear on public access TV.
Fiction book (2001) -
So it's a bathing suit top with fringy diamonds on it.
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I always like to get a pair of summer sandals, so I have these cute little like fringy ones.
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I thought, for once, we could put on some fringy vests and just have fun.
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Their scales shone with the radiance of fire opals, and the grand, fringy crests that ran from the tops of their heads to the tips of their tails erupted into a blaze of gold whenever the sunlight struck them.
Fiction book (1994) -
The artist's latest collection features fringy designs that emphasize the edges of each piece.
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Her fringy hairstyle gives her a youthful and playful appearance.
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The border of the fringy blanket was decorated with colorful tassels.
Synonyms
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4.7
At the edge of something, for example land by a river
Antonyms
How Marginal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fringy comes from fringe and the ending -y, and fringe means 'edge' or a decorative border, like the loose threads along the edge of a cloth. So fringy describes something at the 'edge' or just outside the main part.