nicey-nicey
nicey-nicey adjective: nice, especially in an impotent or insincere fashion.
Adjective
nicey-nicey (comparative more nicey-nicey, superlative most nicey-nicey)
- Nice, especially in an impotent or insincere fashion.
- Things have not always been so nicey-nicey in the Pleiades. They blew up a planet; they had some negative energy, and they said, "We're never going to experience that negativity again. We are going to banish it!"1987, Robert Shapiro, The Explorer Race, →ISBN, page 323
- Choosing to be ignorant is choosing to be nicey-nicey. The opposite of a nicey-nicey is a bitch, who does bite (take hold of an issue), rip (attack a problem without delay), and snarl (use threatening language).1988, Arlene Raven, Cassandra L. Langer, Joanna Frueh, Feminist Art Criticism: an Anthology, →ISBN, page 163
Forms of nicey-nicey
| comparative | more nicey-nicey |
|---|---|
| superlative | most nicey-nicey |
| alternative form | nicey-nice |
| alternative form | nicey nicey |
| alternative form | nicy-nicy |
Questions about nicey-nicey
- What does nicey-nicey mean?
- Nicey-nicey means nice, especially in an impotent or insincere fashion.
- What part of speech is nicey-nicey?
- Nicey-nicey is an adjective.
Words near nicey-nicey in the dictionary
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