campy
campy
Definition
☆ campy (kam′pē)
adjective camp′i·er, camp′i·est
- characterized by camp ()
- flaunting effeminate homosexual mannerisms, usually for amusement
campy
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- little: A little campy, yes but tell me original Trek ( or TNG for that matter ) isn't.
Modifies a noun
- fun: Notes: At last some of the campy fun for which the series is fondly remembered.
- humor: Ferranti also softens the horror elements with some campy humor - which, perhaps surprisingly, works quite well.
- horror: The film is a wonderful depiction of contemporary isolation and is chilling in a way no campy horror movie ever is.
- movie: The film is a wonderful depiction of contemporary isolation and is chilling in a way no campy horror movie ever is.
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