Definition Synonyms
Definition of springy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
elasticityelastic and bouncy
- The new mattress is very springy and comfortable.
2.
bouncylively and full of energy
- She walked with a springy step.
3.
wateryRare UK land with many water springsRare UK
- The springy terrain was difficult to build on.
Origin of springy
Old English, springan (to leap)
Terms with springy included in their meaning
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recreation
bounce on a springy mat for exercise and fun
springy
having the most spring or resilience
movement quality
springy or lively in movement
springy material
able to spring back in form, especially after impact
timber trade
heavy, springy wood from European oak, used for strong furniture
gymnastics equipment
small springy platform used for jumping in sports
exercise
move with a springy, rhythmic gait
movement
moving with high, springy jumps
field capture
device using a loop and springy twig to catch animals, birds
arthropod
small wingless animal with springy legs living in soil
Examples of springy in a sentence
The springy feel of the new shoes was impressive. The puppy bounded across the lawn with a springy gait. Despite the early hour, he sounded springy and alert. The hikers avoided the springy areas during their trek. Farmers found the springy fields challenging for planting crops.
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- French:élastique, énergique, ...
- German:elastisch, schwungvoll, ...
- Italian:elastico, scattante, ...
- Spanish:elástico, vivo, ...
- Portuguese:saltitante, vivo, ...
- Chinese:有弹性的, 轻快的, ...
- Japanese:弾力のある, 弾むような, ...
- Arabic:مرن, نَشيط, ...
- Hebrew:קְפִיצִי, תּוֹסֵס, ...
- Russian:упругий, пружинистый, ...
- Ukrainian:пружний, енергійний, ...
- Hindi:लचीला, फुर्तीला, ...
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