slinky
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5.7
- adjective
- /ˈslɪŋki/
- NSFW
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sensual
- Vampira smooths out her slinky black dress, then puts her arm around Bela to help him.
- slinky dress
- slinky gown
- slinky shirt
You know that gorgeous soft slinky drape, the breathable warmth.
- You know that gorgeous soft slinky drape, the breathable warmth.
- It's just obviously a little like slinky body con kind of dress.
- Yes, I do see myself in, you know, a little black dress and slinky tops.
- But first, Keith, I'm going to give you this, and I want you to read it in a slinky British accent.
- And then I'm also wearing some slinky trousers and I'm not going to tell you about them for obvious reasons.
- I mean, again, slinky material, very stretchy fitted, but also not uncomfortable because it's hella stretchy.
- It's a zip HN slinky corset detail bodysuit.
Examples
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She wore a slinky dress that hugged her curves beautifully, making her the center of attention at the party.
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Earlier that night, I had met this long-legged creature with stilettos and a slinky dress.
Fiction book (2001) -
Something black and slinky in all the right places.
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You know, you do kind of look like a slinky.
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It's just obviously a little like slinky body con kind of dress.
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It's always something very slinky and sexy.
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And Peter, your ass is gonna look so good in a little slinky frock.
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It's Selina, looking ripe and slinky in a sheer black ensemble.
Fiction book (1992) -
Flower in a seductive slinky gown, Goldberg in a suit that largely makes him invisible.
Fiction book (2000) -
When that didn't work, she wore slinky lingerie beneath her office attire.
Academic text (2001)
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Etymology
Slinky comes from the verb slink, which means 'to move smoothly and quietly'. So, something slinky looks or moves in a smooth, curved way that often seems quietly attractive.