Definition

Describing something that has a texture or appearance similar to thrums, which are short, loose threads or strands.

Example

The thrummy fabric of the blanket added a cozy feel to the room.

Conversation

I just got this new blanket that feels so cozy and thrummy.

Oh really? I love blankets like that!

Yeah, it's perfect for chilly evenings.

Sounds great! I need to find one like that for myself.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'thrummy' originates from Old English 'thrum', meaning a tuft or a clump of threads, combined with the suffix '-y', which indicates a characteristic. Thus, 'thrummy' describes something that has the quality of being thread-like or having tufts.

Memory Tip

Think of 'thrum' as a tuft of threads, and remember that 'thrummy' means something that has a thread-like quality.

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