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incy

incy adjective: very small; incy wincy.

Adjective

incy (comparative more incy, superlative most incy)

  1. (childish, informal) Very small; incy wincy.
    • “Okay, God did give me one incy little clue.”2013, Loron-Jon Stokes, Beige Soup, page 31
    • “We will inform HQ as soon as we return, but there still is this small incy little thing . . . The Alliance.”2013, Ellie Williams, A Broken Paradise Series: Chasing Fears

Forms of incy

comparativemore incy
superlativemost incy

Phrases with incy

Questions about incy

What does incy mean?
Incy means very small; incy wincy.
What part of speech is incy?
Incy is an adjective.

Words near incy in the dictionary

  1. incuting
  2. incuts
  3. incutting
  4. incwala
  5. incwalas
  6. incy
  7. incy wincy
  8. incycloduct
  9. incycloducted
  10. incycloducting
  11. incycloduction

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