boysy

/ ˈbɔɪzɪ /

adjective

1. informal,  suited to or typical of boys or young men

   done in a matey, boysy way

Example Sentences

On 1Xtra, which has a tendency to be as boysy as it wants to be, Yasmin Evans is working seven days this week, co-presenting weekday breakfast with Twin B and then sitting in for Marcus Bronzy's weekend breakfast on her own.

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A Day's Pay for a Day's Work is rich with beautiful, Beach Boysy harmonies, but the beat has a woozy nowness that gives the feel of a bleary-eyed 5am walk home through the city.

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Very boysy, so I'd invite my two daughters who sit there and watch it avidly, and have so many opinions on it, it would be great to let them get involved.

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While the Odyssey room was thought "cool", it was also a little "boysy" for Phoebe, who loved the stuffed toys and dolls on offer the best.

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Over on Radio 4, Alan Johnson was also getting v boysy, running around with the Merseybeats, in the first of a series of 15-minute programmes about how Johnson is a failed rock star.

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