vintagey
vintagey adjective: suggesting a vintage style.
Adjective
vintagey (comparative more vintagey, superlative most vintagey)
- Suggesting a vintage style.
- Another girl in a vintagey red polka-dot dress revealed a striking depth of cleavage, but a lumpy zip-up sweatshirt layered on top announced, in some generic way, that she couldn’t care less, a crucial component of Upper West Side high schooler style.2008 May 2, Susan Dominus, “The Miley Cyrus Message, in the Eyes of Schoolgirls”, in New York Times
- “Every time you turn a corner, there’s a guy wearing skinny jeans, an ironic cap, a low V-neck tee, vintagey high-tops and a scarf.2009 June 4, David Colman, “Michael Bastian: That Thing He Does”, in New York Times
Forms of vintagey
| comparative | more vintagey |
|---|---|
| superlative | most vintagey |
Origin of vintagey
From vintage + -y.
Questions about vintagey
- What does vintagey mean?
- Vintagey means suggesting a vintage style.
- What part of speech is vintagey?
- Vintagey is an adjective.
Words near vintagey in the dictionary
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