meshy

[ mesh-ee ]

adjective

, mesh·i·er, mesh·i·est.

1. formed with meshes; meshed.

Word History and Origins

Origin of meshy¹

First recorded in 1595–1605; mesh + -y ¹

Example Sentences

While the Peyton Manning-era at Rocky Top might be best known for those creamsicle classics, these meshy all-whites with black-bordered numbering are in need of the most pressing reboot.

From Golf Digest

From grainy '60s staples to meshy '90s swag, there's no shortage of epic oldies just waiting for their time to shine once again, so we figured we'd offer up few our favorites for consideration.

From Golf Digest

And if those meshy, lightweight camp chairs just don’t cut it for you, pick up something bigger and burlier.

From Seattle Times

Also, to show blindfoldedness, Bier includes flashes throughout of the translucent meshy blue of the fabric around Malorie’s eyes—but never long enough to capture the terror that a sighted person can conjure in an instant by closing her eyes while walking in the street or the woods.

From The New Yorker

Samsung says up to five Samsung Connect Home devices can be connected at once to cover 7,500 square feet of space, though it's unclear if the Pro devices can be included in that meshy mix.

From The Verge

Related Words

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