flouncy
1 of 2adjective (1)
ˈflau̇n(t)-sē 
flouncier; flounciest
: flouncing or having a tendency to flounce
Summer gathered her handbag, swung the cardigan half of her heather-colored sweater set around her shoulders, and with that flouncy walk she'd had since childhood … sashayed past us, shaking her head disgustedly all the way.
Toby Devens
Toby Devensflouncy
2 of 2adjective (2)
flouncier; flounciest
: decorated with a flounce or flounces
The French influence was pervasive. Seven women chefs wore matching, flouncy cancan out-fits … Thomas Matthews
Thomas Matthews
Word History
First Known Use
Adjective (1)
1938, in the meaning defined above
Adjective (2)
1756, in the meaning defined above
- involuntarily
- involuntariness
- involuntarinesses
- involuntary
- involuntary admission
- involuntary deposit
- involuntary manslaughter
- involuntary muscle
- involute
- involute tooth
- involuted
- involutely
- involutes
- involuting
- involution
- involutional
- involutions
- involve
- involve oneself in
- involved
- involvedly
- involvedness
- involvement
- involvements
- involver