IPA: /ˈslaʊtʃi/
KK: /ˈslaʊtʃi/
Describing a relaxed or lazy posture, often with a drooping or slumped appearance.
She wore a slouchy sweater that made her look comfortable and casual.
Slouchy → The word is derived from 'slouch' (originating from the early 19th century, possibly from the dialectal 'slouch' meaning to droop or sag) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). The term 'slouchy' describes a manner or style that is characterized by drooping or a relaxed posture.
Think of someone who is 'drooping' or 'sagging' in their posture, which is what 'slouchy' means — it describes a relaxed or lazy way of sitting or standing.