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adjective
- 1. exciting; fashionable: informal North American "kicky high-heeled boots"
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The meaning of KICKY is providing a kick or thrill : exciting; also : excitingly fashionable.
KICKY definition: 1. fashionable and stylish: 2. exciting and interesting: 3. with a strong or spicy taste: . Learn more.
There are three meanings listed in OED's entry for the adjective kicky. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is used in North American English and Scottish English.
Definition of 'kicky' kicky in British English. (ˈkɪkɪ ) adjective Word forms: kickier, kickiest. US informal. fashionable and exciting. There's some kicky apartments over there, and they want us to go with them. An Army band played kicky versions of jazz standards, patriotic ballads, and even a Michael Jackson song. Collins English Dictionary.
Define kicky. kicky synonyms, kicky pronunciation, kicky translation, English dictionary definition of kicky. adj. kick·i·er , kick·i·est Slang So unusual or unconventional in character or nature as to provide a thrill.
Kicky definition: So unusual or unconventional in character or nature as to provide a thrill.
Kicky definition: pleasurably amusing or exciting. See examples of KICKY used in a sentence.