pricy

[ prahy-see ]

adjective

, pric·i·er, pric·i·est.

1. pricey.

Other Words From

• prici·ness noun

Example Sentences

If you do want to splurge on heated or leather styles, though, your hands will be warmer and more likely to still be benefitting from the heat pricier mittens provide several winters from now.

From Popular-Science

Depending upon the frequency of use, these less expensive shovels will probably not last as long as a pricier model.

From Popular-Science

At over 5 feet tall, it’s much larger and pricier than other mass-market hydroponic gardens that let you grow plants without soil.

From Washington Post

To start the new year off right, here’s a sauvignon blanc from the Loire Valley that sports a modest Touraine designation but tastes more like a pricier Sancerre.

From Washington Post

They’re sharp and beautiful, which you’d probably expect from pricy Hasselblad glass.

From Popular-Science