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Meanings of wavy in English
Usage of wavy in English
1
I saw it cancel her words with wavy lines, insert its own.
2
The red beard caught the light, and the wavy brown hair brightened.
3
It's wavy, but not too wavy, which means there's a new iPad.
4
Only one of four glass windows remains, wavy and yellowed by time.
5
The more or less wavy carvings of the edge represent the beach.
6
Using the back of a spoon make wavy 'tutu' shapes on edges.
7
The thing in question was lying at Alice's feet in wavy coils.
8
Suzanne wanted desperately to say something smart, but her mind felt wavy.
9
Carriages were in flow for an hour: pedestrians formed a wavy coil.
10
Pentony was surprised by the cold, wavy sensation moving through his chest.
11
The light fell on her convincing face and on her wavy hair.
12
Would it be wavy and fall in heavy sections in his hand?
13
The person no longer had Ian's chiseled jaw and short, wavy hair.
14
And this, as I approached, grew deeper, grew wavy in its outline.
15
The people here were of a light coffee colour, with wavy hair.
16
She paired the look with chandelier earrings and a sleek wavy hairstyle.
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Wavy through the time
Wavy across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common