weavy
weavy adjective: resembling or characteristic of a hair weave.
Adjective
weavy (comparative more weavy, superlative most weavy)
- Resembling or characteristic of a hair weave.
- Now that you have installed your weave attachment to your ponytail, you may notice that it looks a little cheap and “weavy”.2013, Darrius Peace, My Hair Ain't Nappy: Secrets to Mastering Your Natural Hair
- She was the color of a caramel latte, with almond-shaped hazel brown eyes, and long weavy hair just below her shoulders. Yeah, you read that right, she spent over two thousand dollars in hair weave every few months!2015, Michaela Gregory, Victoria Canady, The Familiar's Lie
Forms of weavy
| comparative | more weavy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most weavy |
Origin of weavy
From weave + -y.
Questions about weavy
- What does weavy mean?
- Weavy means resembling or characteristic of a hair weave.
- What part of speech is weavy?
- Weavy is an adjective.
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