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View usage for: (ˈmʌmzɪ) adjectiveWord forms: -sier or -siest British informal1. out of fashion; homely or drab Synonyms of 'mumsy'homely, square, plain, old-fashioned More Synonyms of mumsy Synonyms drab unglamorous fogeyish frumpy or frumpish Opposites modern , beautiful , attractive , smart , sophisticated , elegant , fashionable , glamorous , chic , well-dressed , modish Additional synonymsDefinition wearing dull and unfashionable clothes The clothes were old-fashioned and dowdy. Synonyms frumpy, old-fashioned, shabby, drab, tacky (US, informal), unfashionable, dingy, unhip (slang), frumpish, ill-dressed, frowzyDefinition in the style of a previous period She always wears such boring, old-fashioned clothes. Synonyms out of date, ancient, dated, outdated, unfashionable, antiquated, outmoded, passé, old hat, behind the times, fusty, out of style, unhip (slang), démodé, out of the ark (informal), not with it (informal), (old-)fogeyish Definition not good-looking a shy, plain youth with a pale complexion Synonyms ugly, ordinary, unattractive, homely (US, Canadian), not striking, unlovely, unprepossessing, not beautiful, no oil painting (informal), ill-favoured, unalluring, fugly (US, Australian) - mum's the word
- mumble
- mumbo jumbo
- mumsy
- munch
- mundane
- municipal
Additional synonymsDefinition dull or unfashionable I felt so square in my three-piece suit. Synonyms old-fashioned, straight (slang), conservative, conventional, dated, bourgeois, out of date, stuffy, behind the times, strait-laced, out of the ark (informal), Pooterish Definition not popular or in vogue Wearing fur has become deeply unfashionable. Synonyms passé, out of date, outmoded, out, square (informal), old-fashioned, dated, unpopular, obsolete, out of fashion, antiquated, old hat, behind the times, unhip (slang), out of the ark (informal) Definition lacking refinement or complexity music of a crude kind which unsophisticated audiences enjoyed Synonyms simple, plain, uncomplicated, straightforward, unrefined, uninvolved, unspecialized, uncomplex |