Breezy
11breezy — UK [ˈbriːzɪ] / US [ˈbrɪzɪ] adjective Word forms breezy : adjective breezy comparative breezier superlative breeziest 1) with a lot of light wind a breezy spot by the sea 2) a) lively, confident, and informal She gave a bright breezy smile as she… …
12breezy — adjective (breezier; est) Date: 1637 1. swept by breezes < breezy beaches > < a breezy day > 2. a. briskly informal < a breezy essay > b. airy …
13breezy — adj. 1 windy VERBS ▪ be ADVERB ▪ very ▪ a little, slightly, etc. ▪ It s a little breezy up here …
14breezy — breez|y [ˈbri:zi] adj 1.) a breezy person is happy, confident, and relaxed ▪ a breezy and relaxed air of confidence 2.) if the weather is breezy, the wind blows quite strongly >breezily adv …
15breezy — adjective 1 a breezy person is cheerful, confident, and relaxed: a breezy and relaxed air of confidence 2 breezy weather is when the wind blows quite strongly breezily adverb breeziness noun (U) …
16breezy — Used to a person who has a breezy manner, who is ‘bright and breezy’. It is friendly when it occurs in Absolute Beginners, by Colin MacInnes, the complete utterance being ‘Take it easy, breezy.’ There are similar examples of vocatives being… …
17breezy — adjective 1) a bright, breezy day Syn: windy, fresh, brisk, airy; blowy, blustery, gusty 2) his breezy manner Syn: jaunty, cheerful, cheery, brisk, carefree …
18breezy — adjective 1) a breezy day Syn: windy, fresh, brisk, blowy, blustery, gusty 2) his breezy manner Syn: jaunty, cheerful, cheery, brisk, carefree, easy …
19breezy — breezily, adv. breeziness, n. /bree zee/, adj., breezier, breeziest. 1. abounding in breezes; windy. 2. fresh; sprightly: His breezy manner was half his charm. [1710 20; BREEZE1 + Y1] Syn. 2. carefree, lighthearted, buoyant, lively, jaunty,… …
20breezy — breez•y [[t]ˈbri zi[/t]] adj. breez•i•er, breez•i•est 1) abounding in breezes; windy 2) sprightly; carefree; jauntily casual: a breezy style of writing[/ex] • Etymology: 1710–20 breez′i•ly, adv. breez′i•ness, n …
