IPA: //ˈflɔːnti//
KK: /ˈflɔnti/
Tending to show off or display something in a way that attracts attention, often in a showy or extravagant manner.
Her flaunty dress caught everyone's eye at the party.
Flaunty → This word originates from the verb 'flaunt' (from Middle English *flaunten*, meaning to boast or show off) combined with the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). The word 'flaunty' describes someone or something characterized by a tendency to show off or boast.
Think of someone who is always 'showing off' — that's what 'flaunty' means, as it comes from 'flaunt' which means to boast.