peachy Definition
peachy (pē′c̸hē)
adjective peach′i·er, peach′i·est
- peachlike, as in color or texture
- ☆ Slang fine, excellent, etc.
peachy Related Forms
peach′i·ness noun
peachy Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- fruit: The palate is long lasting with a surprising impression of full-bodied structure supporting the peachy, citrus fruit.
- flavor: In fact, it has a distinct peachy flavor with hints of pineapple.
- skin: Remember, babies are at their most beautiful when clad only in their own designer peachy soft skin!
- aroma: Full yet fresh, with peachy aromas, plenty of ripe, spicy, buttery fruit on the palate and a zesty finish.
- bottom: Five day turnaround from Oz, where they started out, to cover my wife's peachy little bottom is excellent service.
- flower: The spiral is usually covered during mid June with peachy colored flowers, flanked by the foxtail lilies.
Modifying Another Word
- just: Of course, people are quick to find fault with the original poster, but, for them, your post is just peachy.
- slightly: Can't see them, but I'd guess they're fluorescent tubes and the light they give off is slightly peachy.
- pretty: Happy climbing, Phil Ashby April 19th Today on the Ben must be pretty peachy away from the big cornice routes!
Used with adjective complement
look: The response is pretty positive and things are looking pretty peachy.
Browse dictionary entries near peachy
- ‹ peaches-and-cream
- ‹ peachblow
- ‹ peach
- ‹ peacetime
- ‹ peacenik
- ‹ peacemaker
- ‹ peacekeeping
- ‹ peacekeeper
- ‹ peacefully
- ‹ peaceful
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- peacock blue ›
- peacock chair ›
- peacock ore ›
- peafowl ›
- peag ›
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- peak ›
- peak cell rate ›

