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flexy

flexy adjective: implying or indicating an ability, capacity, or tendency to flex; flexible; bendy.

Adjective

flexy (comparative flexier or more flexy, superlative flexiest or most flexy)

  1. Implying or indicating an ability, capacity, or tendency to flex; flexible; bendy.
    • Up front, a new softer "floating" cuff and a tapered rib— both for easier flex. At the rear, a new lightweight and responsive back. ... that cradles the calf In short, everything Hank hankered for. The Avanti's shell has our softest, flexiest plastic yet.1975 Sep, Ski, volume 40, number 1, page 24
    • If the pedal can't flex, the shoe can't—no matter how flexy it may be just out of the box. Besides, the part of your foot that's behind the pedal can't flex while you're pedaling, because your foot mechanics won't allow it.2012, Grant Petersen, Just Ride: A Radically Practical Guide to Riding Your Bike - Page 32
    Synonyms:
    bendsome

Synonyms of flexy

Forms of flexy

comparativeflexier
comparativemore flexy
superlativeflexiest
superlativemost flexy

Origin of flexy

From flex + -y.

Words that rhyme with flexy

Questions about flexy

What does flexy mean?
Flexy means implying or indicating an ability, capacity, or tendency to flex; flexible; bendy.
What part of speech is flexy?
Flexy is an adjective.

Words near flexy in the dictionary

  1. flexures
  2. flexuring
  3. flexus
  4. flexwing
  5. flexwings
  6. flexy
  7. fley
  8. fleyed
  9. fleying
  10. fleys
  11. fleyshik

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