IPA: /ˈstræpi/
KK: /ˈstræpi/
Describing clothing or shoes that have straps, often used to hold them in place or as a decorative feature.
She wore a beautiful strappy dress to the party.
Strappy → The word is derived from "strap" (from Old English *streap*, meaning a strip of leather or material) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by or having the quality of). Thus, "strappy" describes something that is characterized by or has straps, often referring to clothing or accessories with straps.
Think of a 'strap' as a strip of material that holds things together, and remember that 'strappy' means something that has straps.