IPA: /ˈfluːti/
KK: /ˈflutɪ/
Having a sound that is light and high, similar to that of a flute.
The singer's voice had a flutey quality that captivated the audience.
Flutey is derived from "flute" (from Old French *flûte*, meaning a type of wind instrument) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by or resembling). The word "flutey" describes something that has the qualities or characteristics of a flute, often referring to a light, airy sound.
Think of the word 'flute' and remember that 'flutey' means something that sounds like or resembles a flute.