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drippy

/ˈdrɪp.i/

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adjective

/ˈdrɪp.i/formalamerican
  • ruСовременное сленговое прилагательное, используемое для описания чего-либо, особенно моды или стиля, как очень крутого, впечатляющего или привлекательного.

A modern slang adjective used to describe something, especially fashion or style, as very cool, impressive, or attractive.

  1. Wet with light rainB1informal

    Describing weather that is slightly wet or characterized by light, drizzling rain.

    ruМоросливый

    • It was a drippy morning, so she took an umbrella.
    • The drippy weather made the streets look shiny.
    • We stayed indoors because it was too drippy outside.

    Synonymsdampdrizzlingdrizzlymistyrainy

    Antonymsdry

  2. Leaking in dropsB1informal

    Describing something that is leaking or releasing liquid in small drops.

    ruКапающий

    • The drippy faucet kept me awake all night.
    • He fixed the drippy pipe under the sink.
    • The ice cream cone was drippy and messy.

    Synonymsdribblingdrippingleakyoozingseeping

    Antonymsdrysealedwatertight

  3. Effusively or insincerely emotionalB2informal

    Describing someone who is overly sentimental, emotional, or affectionate in a way that seems exaggerated or not genuine.

    ruСентиментальный до приторности

    • His drippy speech at the wedding made everyone roll their eyes.
    • She sent a drippy text message full of hearts and emojis.
    • I can't stand those drippy romantic movies.

    Synonymsgushymaudlinmawkishsaccharinesappyschmaltzysentimentalslushysoppysyrupy

    Antonymsreservedstoicundemonstrativeunemotional

Forms
  • drippier comparative form
  • more drippy comparative form
  • drippiest superlative form
  • most drippy superlative form
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