Sloaney
UK/ˈsləʊni/US/ˈsloʊni/
Sloaney adjective: posh.
Adjective
Sloaney (comparative Sloanier, superlative Sloaniest)
- Posh.
- "There are Asian women who have adopted a 'Sloaney' Lady Helen Windsor style of interpreting their Punjabi salwaar-kameez suits, precisely because they share a similar consumption niche or emulate the 'Sloaney' style through its popularization and commoditization through upmarket fashion magazines...2004, Philip Crang, Claire Dwyer, Peter Jackson, Transnational Spaces, Routledge, →ISBN, page 97
- "Nestled just off the Kingis Road in Chelsea and known locally as the Sloaney Pony for its extremely uber-posh local clientele, the White Horse is to first-rate beer experiences what Shergar is to mysterious equine whodunits."2006 July, Wine & Spirit, William Reed Publishing, page 73
Forms of Sloaney
| comparative | Sloanier |
|---|---|
| superlative | Sloaniest |
Origin of Sloaney
From Sloane Square.
Words that rhyme with Sloaney
38 more rhymesFewer rhymes
Questions about Sloaney
- What does Sloaney mean?
- Sloaney means posh.
- What part of speech is Sloaney?
- Sloaney is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce Sloaney?
- Sloaney is pronounced /ˈsləʊni/ (UK).
Words near Sloaney in the dictionary
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