flutey

[ floo-tee ]

adjective

, flut·i·er, flut·i·est.

1. a variant of fluty.

Example Sentences

In the finale, the character studies on parade — think of the presentation of the guilds in Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg,” or the Munchkins performing for Dorothy in “The Wizard of Oz” — were by turns silky, burly, playfully flutey, peppery, worried, dainty and subdued.

From New York Times

It said bee-eaters were "super" birds with the "most beautiful flutey calls that are what usually first draw your attention when close by".

From BBC

His voice was high and flutey.

From Literature

Once, you would have known a Conservative ultra by the way he dressed and sounded: cummerbunds, monocles, flutey Rees-Mogg voices, fob watches – they had a whole range of flagging devices so that you knew when to stop listening.

From The Guardian

A Riki Flutey penalty six minutes from time earned Irish a 16-13 win.

From The Guardian