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Primly out of date.
dowdy
frumpy
unfashionable
unstylish
dowdy
frumpy
1
She hadn't yet introduced her guest: a
dowdy
dishwater-blonde with bad posture.
2
They do not dress well; they look altogether somewhat
dowdy
and commonplace.
3
They live in a
dowdy
tenement, and are as poor as crows.
4
The
dowdy
little woman answered her indifferently, staring at her a little.
5
The tiny Twizy is a faster, sportier interpretation of the
dowdy
NEV.
1
A rather
frumpy
old bachelor, with thinning hair and a thickening neck.
2
The
frumpy
blonde stood by her station wagon, staring back at her.
3
She is
frumpy
enough for anything; and you call that an engagement?
4
The
frumpy
man before him was a gift from Aziz's newest benefactor.
5
Opting for the wrong foundation can render a gorgeous dress unflattering and
frumpy
.
1
Mrs. Flint was a rather
frumpish
individual, who always gave the impression of pieced-out dressmaking.
2
The best people had played
frumpish
parts then.
3
Two well-muscled slaves fanned her with palms, giving her the look of some despotic yet
frumpish
eastern queen.
4
She really looks a little
frumpish
out-of-doors, and perhaps that is why papa went on to Mrs. Carruthers.
5
It does seem odd and
frumpish
not to be in Scotland, but motoring covers a multitude of social sins.
6
They had annihilated that unfair advantage with
frumpish
clothes, bad posture, chewing gum, and a ghoulish use of cosmetics.
7
Kitty, fat and fashionable, and Di, slim and elaborately
frumpish
,
came to meet me with pajama legs in their hands.
8
A woman is
frumpish
and old-fashioned if she does not know that "adultery with one paramour is nick-named marriage."
9
I think they are all most awfully
frumpish
and stupid, and I can't imagine what makes Joan so fond of them!
awfully frumpish
elaborately frumpish
frumpish clothes
frumpish individual
frumpish parts