trafficky
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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It’s crowded and trafficky in L.A.
From Los Angeles Times
Transit experts believe the People Mover will ease traffic at the world’s fifth-busiest airport by finally offering an alternative to the airport’s trafficky horseshoe loop used by hundreds of thousands of passengers each week and many of LAX’s more than 50,000 employees.
From Los Angeles Times
It makes me so happy, I just love the way he says “croissant” and sings about this segment being his “trafficky bit.”
From New York Times
For others, it is a snarled, trafficky headache.
From New York Times
Traffic: As convenient as Los Feliz is to downtown, Hollywood and the Valley, it is a long, trafficky slog to the Westside.
From Los Angeles Times
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