flutey

[floo-tee]

adjective

flutier, flutiest 

1. a variant of fluty.

Example Sentences

New-Zealand born Riki Flutey was in South Africa in 2009 and starred in the third Test victory against South Africa.

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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.

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

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His voice was high and flutey.

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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.

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