slappy
Prononciation : [ˈslæpi]
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Contexte : « personality »
(adjective) When someone is slappy, they are cheerful and energetic, often acting silly or playful. It's like being in a happy mood and wanting to have fun with others.
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She felt slappy after her favorite song came on the radio and started dancing.
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He didn't feel slappy at all; he was grumpy and didn't want to play with anyone.
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Why do you seem so slappy today? Did something good happen?
Contexte : « appearance »
(adjective) Slappy can also describe something that looks slippery or shiny, like a wet surface. Imagine the way water makes the floor look shiny after it rains.
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The new paint on the wall looked nice and slappy, catching the light beautifully.
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The old, dusty surface wasn't slappy at all; it looked very dull.
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Does that floor look slappy after you cleaned it?
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