adjective
blowz′i·er, blowz′i·estalt. sp. of blowsy
blowzy
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blowzy
also blow·sy
adjective
blow·zi·er, blow·zi·est, also blow·si·er blow·si·est- Having a coarsely ruddy and bloated appearance.
- Disheveled and frowzy; unkempt: blowzy hair.
Origin of blowzy
From obsolete blowze beggar woman, slatternRelated Forms:
- blow′zi·ly
adverb
- blow′zi·ness
noun
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