IPA: /ˈflæksi/
KK: /flæksi/
Having a texture or appearance similar to flax, which is a plant used to make linen.
The fabric had a flaxy feel, soft and smooth against the skin.
Flaxy is derived from "flax" (from Old English *flax*, meaning a plant used for making linen) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by or resembling). The word "flaxy" describes something that is characteristic of or resembling flax, often referring to a texture or color.
Think of the plant 'flax' that is used to make linen, and remember that 'flaxy' means something that resembles or is characteristic of flax.