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waltzy

waltzy adjective: resembling or characteristic of a waltz.

Adjective

waltzy (comparative waltzier, superlative waltziest)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of a waltz.
    • The idea of melodic references to existing hymns serves the composer well, even though the Gloria gets a little "waltzy."1971, Church Music, numbers 1-2, page 39

Forms of waltzy

comparativewaltzier
superlativewaltziest

Origin of waltzy

From waltz + -y.

Questions about waltzy

What does waltzy mean?
Waltzy means resembling or characteristic of a waltz.
What part of speech is waltzy?
Waltzy is an adjective.

Words near waltzy in the dictionary

  1. waltziest
  2. waltzing
  3. waltzing Matilda
  4. waltzings
  5. waltzlike
  6. waltzy
  7. waluewite
  8. Waluigi
  9. Waluigis
  10. Walung
  11. Walungge

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