IPA: /ˈwɪnsi/
KK: /ˈwɪnsi/
A type of fabric made from a blend of linen and wool, often used for clothing and textiles.
She chose a beautiful wincey dress for the summer festival.
The word 'wincey' originates from the Old English word 'wince', which means to flinch or shrink back. The suffix '-y' indicates a quality or characteristic. Therefore, 'wincey' refers to something that causes a flinching or shrinking reaction, often used to describe a type of fabric that is soft and may cause a slight discomfort when touched.
Think of the Old English 'wince' meaning to flinch, and remember that 'wincey' describes something that might make you flinch or react due to its texture.