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Meaning of drippy
The primary meaning of "drippy" is related to something that is excessively showy or flashy, often in a way that is considered tasteless or lacking in subtlety.
Etymology of drippy
The word "drippy" has its roots in the verb "to drip", which means to fall or flow in drops.
The term "drippy" originated in the mid-20th century, initially used to describe something that is wet or dripping with a liquid.
Over time, the word took on a secondary meaning, referring to something or someone that is excessively showy or flashy.
Synonyms
sloppy
messy
wet
damp
soggy
drips
leaky
watery
moist
humid
clammy
sticky
gooey
saucy
greasy
oily
slippery
slick
smooth
silky
glossy
velvety
soft
mushy
pulpy
juicy
succulent
drippy
drizzly
showy
flashy
extravagant
ostentatious
gaudy
flamboyant
fancy
stylish
chic
elegant
refined
sophisticated
luxurious
opulent
lavish
sumptuous
excessive
over-the-top
extravagant
attention-seeking
pretentious
garish
tasteless
vulgar
crude
coarse
rough
unrefined
unsophisticated
Definitions
- Used to describe something or someone that is excessively showy or flashy, often in a way that is considered tasteless or lacking in subtlety.
- Can also refer to something that is wet or dripping with a liquid, such as water or sauce.
Usage Examples
- The rapper's new music video was criticized for being too drippy, with many considering the flashy visuals and lyrics to be overly extravagant.
- The sauce on the pizza was drippy, making a mess all over the plate and table.
- The fashion designer's latest collection was accused of being drippy, with many of the outfits featuring overly flashy and gaudy designs.