flowy

[ floh-ee ]

adjective

, flow·i·er, flow·i·est.

1. (especially of hair or clothing) hanging loosely or freely at full length; flowing:

   soft flowy hair; flowy silk dresses.

Word History and Origins

Origin of flowy¹

flow ( def ) + -y ¹( def )

Example Sentences

Rickert, whose personal style tends toward feathered blonde hair and flowy scarves, argued against much of what they did.

From Los Angeles Times

The head witch in charge, Stevie Nicks, is front and center of Halsey's inspirations, calling her "the mystical madame herself" and impersonating Nicks' flowy outfit from Fleetwood Mac's "Rumors" album cover.

From Salon

The park’s 30+ trails offer something for almost every type of rider; downhill, cross-country and even a small, flowy pump track and jumps.

From Seattle Times

Gone were the middle-school days of flowy, parachute shorts that puffed at my thighs like a pastry.

From Salon

As her character further breaks free from her emotional armor, she pulls her hair back in a wispy French braid and adorns a flowy, feminine white top – the first time she wears white in the movie.

From Salon