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windbaggy

windbaggy adjective: characteristic of a windbag (someone who talks excessively or pompously); tedious, long-winded.

Adjective

windbaggy (comparative more windbaggy, superlative most windbaggy)

  1. Characteristic of a windbag (someone who talks excessively or pompously); tedious, long-winded.
    • He announces that it's time to check in with our friend Stephen Colbert, at which point Colbert, sitting at his own anchor desk, comes on camera and says something windbaggy and obnoxious to Stewart.2005 November 20, Nancy Franklin, “The Spinoff Zone”, in The New Yorker, New York, N.Y.: Condé Nast Publications, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 01 Aug 2024

Forms of windbaggy

comparativemore windbaggy
superlativemost windbaggy

Origin of windbaggy

From windbag + -y.

Questions about windbaggy

What does windbaggy mean?
Windbaggy means characteristic of a windbag (someone who talks excessively or pompously); tedious, long-winded.
What part of speech is windbaggy?
Windbaggy is an adjective.

Words near windbaggy in the dictionary

  1. windas
  2. windbag
  3. windbagged
  4. windbaggery
  5. windbagging
  6. windbaggy
  7. windbags
  8. windball
  9. windball cricket
  10. windballs
  11. windbeaten

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