adjective
flut′i·er, flut′i·est flutelike in tone; soft, clear, and high-pitched
fluty
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Adjective
(comparative flutier, superlative flutiest)
- Resembling the sound of a flute.
- a high, fluty voice
Origin
flute + -y
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