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1. (adj.) wavy
curving alternately in opposite directions; undulating.
2. wavy
abounding in or characterized by waves.
3. wavy
resembling or suggesting waves.
4. wavy
vibrating or tremulous; wavering.
Etymology: (1555–65)
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| Definition of 'wavy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) wavy
(of hair) having waves
"she had long wavy hair"
2. (adj) crinkled, crinkly, rippled, wavy, wavelike
uneven by virtue of having wrinkles or waves
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1. (adjective) wavy
having curves like waves
His hair was dark and wavy.; She drew a wavy line.
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| Definition of 'wavy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) wavy
rising or swelling in waves; full of waves
2. (adj) wavy
playing to and fro; undulating; as, wavy flames
3. (adj) wavy
undulating on the border or surface; waved
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Sense: (of hair) full of waves
Her hair is wavy but her sister's hair is straight.
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 Afrikaans: golwend |
 Arabic: مُتَمَوِّج، تَمَوُّجي |
 Bulgarian: вълнист |
 Brazilian: ondulado |
 Czech: zvlněný, kudrnatý |
 German: gewellt |
 Danish: bølget |
 Greek: κατσαρός, κυματιστός |
 Spanish: ondulado |
 Estonian: laineline |
 Farsi: موج دار |
 Finnish: aaltoileva |
 French: ondulé |
 Hebrew: גַלִי |
 Hindi: पेचदार |
 Croatian: valovit |
 Hungarian: hullámos |
 Indonesian: berombak |
 Icelandic: liðaður, krullaður |
 Italian: ondulato |
 Japanese: ウェーブしている |
 Korean: 물결치는 |
 Lithuanian: banguotas |
 Latvian: viļņains; cirtains |
 Malay: berombak, ikal |
 Dutch: golvend |
 Norwegian: bølget, bølgende |
 Polish: falujący, falisty |
 Persian: موج دار |
 Pashto: څپاند، ريږ ديدونكى، رپند، |
 Portuguese: ondulado |
 Romanian: ondulat |
 Russian: вьющийся |
 Slovak: zvlnený, kučeravý |
 Slovenian: valovit |
 Serbian: talasast |
 Swedish: vågig |
 Thai: ที่มีลักษณะเป็นคลื่น |
 Turkish: dalgalı |
 Taiwanese: (頭髮)波浪捲的 |
 Ukrainian: хвилястий |
 Urdu: پُر خم |
 Vietnamese: lượn sóng |
 Chinese: （头发）波浪状的 |
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