Definition
Definition of slappy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He wore a slappy hat that kept falling over his eyes.
2.
- His slappy dance moves made everyone laugh.
3.
- The slappy noise echoed in the hallway.
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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- French:négligé, maladroit, ...
- German:schlabberig, ungeschickt, ...
- Italian:sciatto, goffo, ...
- Spanish:desaliñado, torpe, ...
- Portuguese:desleixado, desajeitado, ...
- Chinese:松垮的, 笨拙的, ...
- Japanese:だらしない, ぎこちない, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَخٍ, أَخْرَق, ...
- Hebrew:מְרֻפָּט, מְגוּשָּׁם, ...
- Russian:разболтанный, неловкий, ...
- Ukrainian:розхлябаний, незграбний, ...
- Hindi:ढीला-ढाला, अनाड़ी, ...
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