festy
festy adjective: disgusting.
Adjective
festy (comparative more festy, superlative most festy)
- Disgusting.
- God knows I've had my fair share of festy flatmates who started out all sweetness and light... :)1997 September 10, Brian S, “I'm able to admit it when I fuck up”, in aus.politics (Usenet)
- I wish I went to Blue Monday, I wanna go back to Wall St, I miss Wall St damnit. The sucken dancefloor, the space under the pin ball machine, the festy toilets, the railings, the venue.2000 June 14, Hobbes, “Wheres My Bangles Track!!!?”, in aus.culture.gothic (Usenet)
- Very bad, dreadful.
Noun
festy (plural festies)
- A festival.
- Keeping that festy vibe going, we've just been promoted to headline act for the REBIRTH festival this weekend in Cardiff!2002 July 26, Lee H, “CHAOS ENGINE SPAMBLAST, 26/07/02”, in alt.gothic.music (Usenet)
Forms of festy
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more festy |
| superlative | most festy |
| Noun | |
| plural | festies |
Origin of festy
From festival + -y (“diminutive suffix”).
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Words that rhyme with festy
Questions about festy
- What does festy mean?
- Festy means disgusting.
- What part of speech is festy?
- Festy can be an adjective or a noun.
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