sprucy

[sproo-see]

adjective, spruc·i·er, spruc·i·est.

spruce²(def 1).

Origin of sprucy

First recorded in 1765–75; spruce² + -y¹

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Historical Examples of sprucy

Luray was reached in time and skirted, then all was plain sailing to Sprucy Branch fourteen miles beyond.
A Dixie School Girl
Gabrielle E. Jackson
I ain' hatter ax you, dough, 'kase you done look so sprucy wid yo' by'ud all comb' out an' yo' wattles puff' up.
The Wit and Humor of America, Volume VII. (of X.)
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