fleecy
/ˈfliːsi
/adjective (fleecier, fleeciest)
1Made of or lined with a soft, warm fabric: a fleecy sweatshirt...
- A soft, fleecy blanket covered her body and she felt warm.
- Stroller accessories such as rain, sun and wind shades and warm fleecy liners can keep your passenger toasty and dry.
- Ian returns with a sweatshirt and sweatpants, fleecy and smelling of soap and faint cologne.
Synonyms
fluffy, woolly, downy, fuzzy, feathery, furry, velvety, shaggy;
soft, smooth, silky, silken, satiny, cushiony
technical floccose, lanate, pilose
rare lanose
2White and fluffy-looking: little fleecy clouds...
- Bill was carrying a pair of 7x50 binoculars, which gave him a closeup look at the rugged coastline with fleecy white clouds hovering over the mountain backdrop.
- Blue sky, fleecy white clouds, buttercup fields, babbling streams - the works.
- Down below, the pastoral green sun-drenched Czech landscape drifting slowly beneath fleecy white clouds - and countless menacing shells were bursting in between.
Derivatives
fleecily
fleeciness
Rhymes
- neo-Confucianism
- neoconservatism
- neoconservative
- neocorate
- neocortex
- neocortical
- neo-critic
- neo-critical
- neo-criticist
- neocyanine
- neocyanite
- neo-Dada
- neo-Dadaism
- neo-Dadaist
- neodamode
- neo-Darwinian
- neo-Darwinism
- neo-Darwinist
- neodymium
- neoencephalic
- neoencephalon
- neo-expressionism
- neo-expressionist
- neo-fascism
- neo-fascist