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flossy

[flaw-see, flos-ee] / ˈflɔ si, ˈflɒs i /




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I’m not a flossy man, so I don’t need a car that peacocks too loudly.

From New York Times

Back on dry land, the flossier parts of L.A. have new “lifestyle clubs,” some invitation only, all of them evidently requiring a matchmaking interview that sounds like facing a New York condo board.

From Los Angeles Times

Plump pods and flossy seed heads signal the end of this year’s growing season while holding the germ of the next.

From Seattle Times

Tending to his own flossy coif with comb, hair dryer, spray and oversize scissors, Trump is the delusional, preening Norma Desmond from one of his favorite movies, “Sunset Boulevard.”

From New York Times

Of course, because it’s Taylor Swift — she of dance-floor earworms and flossy, high-style videos — her dose of politics comes with more than a spoonful of sugar to make it go down easy.

From Washington Post