femmy

British  

/ ˈfɛmɪ /

adjective

1. markedly or exaggeratedly feminine in appearance, manner, etc

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Example Sentences

Malaysia will send back about 7,200 people to Indonesia, which wants the most vulnerable people, including women and children held in detention centres, to be returned first, said Femmy Eka Kartika Putri of Indonesia’s coordinating ministry for human development.

From Reuters

I mean, so many of us grew up learning to pass, learning to conceal any kind of femmy traits that we have, trying to deepen our voices, trying not to be sibilant, watching our wrists, watching our walk, all of that stuff, and so it’s hard to hear that framed as the idea that straight-acting gay men are the recipients of privilege that is not afforded to femmier guys or gender-nonconforming guys.

From Slate

F-e-m-m-e, he contends, "ought to spell femmy—but I'm blowed if they don't pronounce it fam!"

From Project Gutenberg

The collection used more than 15 different types of lace, for femmy dresses as well as for the trim of a gray wool sweatshirt.

From New York Times

Well, then,—I mean Bean donk lah peetit femmy nest pah lah femmy due hommy.

From Project Gutenberg