slappy
ˈslæpi
slappierslappiest
Definition

Definition of slappy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
appearanceRarehaving a loose or sloppy appearanceRare
  • He wore a slappy hat that kept falling over his eyes.
loose-fitting sloppy
2.
movementRareawkward or clumsy in movementRare
  • His slappy dance moves made everyone laugh.
awkward clumsy
3.
soundRareresembling the sound of a slapRare
  • The slappy noise echoed in the hallway.
smacking thwacking whacking
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Origin of slappy

English, slap (smack) + -y (characterized by)

Examples of slappy in a sentence

  • The slappy curtains barely covered the window.
  • Her slappy attempts at skating were endearing.
  • The puppy's slappy run made everyone smile.
  • The slappy sound of the fish hitting the water was loud.
  • I heard a slappy thud as the book hit the floor.

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  1. French:négligé, maladroit, ...
  2. German:schlabberig, ungeschickt, ...
  3. Italian:sciatto, goffo, ...
  4. Spanish:desaliñado, torpe, ...
  5. Portuguese:desleixado, desajeitado, ...
  6. Chinese:松垮的, 笨拙的, ...
  7. Japanese:だらしない, ぎこちない, ...
  8. Arabic:مُرْتَخٍ, أَخْرَق, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְרֻפָּט, מְגוּשָּׁם, ...
  10. Russian:разболтанный, неловкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розхлябаний, незграбний, ...
  12. Hindi:ढीला-ढाला, अनाड़ी, ...

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