IPA: /ˈfɪni/
KK: /ˈfɪni/
Describing something that has fins or is related to fish.
The finny creatures swam gracefully through the water.
Finny → The word 'finny' comes from the Old English 'finn', meaning having fins. It describes creatures, particularly fish, that possess fins as part of their anatomy.
Think of 'fins' when you hear 'finny' — it helps you remember that finny refers to creatures that have fins, like fish.