sexy
[sek-see]
- concerned predominantly or excessively with sex; risqué: a sexy novel.
- sexually interesting or exciting; radiating sexuality: the sexiest professor on campus.
- excitingly appealing; glamorous: a sexy new car.
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Origin of sexy
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Related Words for sexier
provocative, inviting, racy, sensuous, hot, mature, seductive, sensual, cuddly, flirtatious, libidinous, provoking, slinky, spicy, steamy, suggestive, voluptuous, come-hither, arousing, kissableExamples from the Web for sexier
Contemporary Examples of sexier
Soldiers will argue for hours over which celebrity is sexier even when that celebrity is a cartoon.
I googled to see what people wore and went for the sexier end. ''
From that point on, every video I did with her she wanted to get sexier and sexier.
Britney Spears’s ‘…Baby One More Time’ Turns 15: The Making of an Iconic Music VideoKevin Fallon
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I think Jenny will make it sexier and more current—a little bit more relatable.
His bassy, back-of-the-throat syllables are straighter and sexier; his yowls are more pointed and pained.
sexy
- provoking or intended to provoke sexual interesta sexy dress; a sexy book
- feeling sexual interest; aroused
- interesting, exciting, or trendya sexy project; a sexy new car
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Word Origin and History for sexier
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