peppy
- adjective
- /ˈpɛpi/
- Informal
- Feelin' good, feelin' peppy!
- peppy and happy
- peppy tune
- peppy music
They have like, a little peppy attitude and, and, and and it's almost like an elevator sales pitch.
- They have like, a little peppy attitude and, and, and and it's almost like an elevator sales pitch.
- There are these happy, peppy people who just are so positive and they've got energy and they have these the saying they like to work hard and play hard.
- It's reasonably peppy when you floor it, it's quick enough, but it's not fast.
Examples
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There are these happy, peppy people who just are so positive and they've got energy and they have these the saying they like to work hard and play hard.
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The peppy song made everyone want to dance.
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Remember, a Peppy Girl is a winner.
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It's reasonably peppy when you floor it, it's quick enough, but it's not fast.
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I want something peppy, Something happy, Something up-tempo.
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But to counterbalance all that, I also found you peppy, charming, and legitimately funny.
Fiction book (2002) -
Small in stature and not, as you might say, physically, but due to her peppy personality, she was a good deal of fun to be around.
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Madonna poked fun at her image perfectly with this peppy ode to all things materialistic.
Blog text (17) -
Nathan adjusts the mood sliders, directing his puppet to feel happy and peppy.
Academic text (1999) -
Her peppy attitude always brightens the room.
Synonyms
Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm
Happy and lively in a friendly way
Cheerful and full of energy
Full of cheerful energy and excitement
Full of energy and cheerful movement
Full of energy and lively
Very lively and full of energy
Full of lively energy and cheer
Quick and full of energy
Full of energy and enthusiasm that excites others
Feeling happy and full of energy
Lively and exciting in a bold, stylish way
Happy and full of energy
Being full of energy and cheerful
Feeling very happy, excited, and full of energy
Antonyms
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peppy comes from the short word pep, which means lively energy. People once linked pep to pepsin 'a stomach substance' or to pepper 'spicy', so a peppy person feels lively and full of energy.