flutey

[ floo-tee ]

/ ˈflu ti /

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adjective, flut·i·er, flut·i·est.

a variant of fluty.

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Words nearby flutey

flustered, flustrated, flute, fluted, fluter, flutey, fluting, flutist, flutter, flutterboard, flutter kick

How to use flutey in a sentence

The tone in all likelihood 58 will be pure and flutey, at least upon the higher notes.
The Child-Voice in Singing|Francis E. Howard
It was soft and flutey, as though some one played two notes upon a reed, a piping sound.
Day and Night Stories|Algernon Blackwood
“Here comes Flutey, now,” said Ruth, hearing the slow steps of her aunt.
The Blue Birds' Winter Nest|Lillian Elizabeth Roy
And just think, Mrs. Catlin, Flutey is going to write a long serious story for our magazine all about the war that she was in!
The Blue Birds' Winter Nest|Lillian Elizabeth Roy

Little birds sent forth their flutey voices where mortals must be hushed for fear of enemies.
The War Romance of the Salvation Army|Evangeline Booth and Grace Livingston Hill