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slappy

Pronunciation: [ˈslæpi]

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Learn how to use slappy in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “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.

Example

She felt slappy after her favorite song came on the radio and started dancing.

Example

He didn't feel slappy at all; he was grumpy and didn't want to play with anyone.

Example

Why do you seem so slappy today? Did something good happen?

Context: “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.

Example

The new paint on the wall looked nice and slappy, catching the light beautifully.

Example

The old, dusty surface wasn't slappy at all; it looked very dull.

Example

Does that floor look slappy after you cleaned it?

How to pronounce slappy

Pronunciation: [ˈslæpi]

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