IPA: /ˈflaʊnsi/
KK: /ˈflaʊnsi/
Having a lot of ruffles or flares, often in a way that is playful or showy.
She wore a flouncy dress that twirled beautifully when she danced.
Comparative: flouncier
Superlative: flounciest
Flouncy → The word 'flouncy' is derived from the adjective 'flounce' (originating from the dialectal 'flounc', meaning to move with a sudden, jerky motion) combined with the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Thus, 'flouncy' describes something characterized by flouncing or moving in a lively, exaggerated manner.
Imagine something that moves in a lively and exaggerated way — that's what 'flouncy' means, as it comes from 'flounce', which suggests a sudden, jerky motion.