Racy

/ɹˈe‍ɪsi/

/ˈɹeɪsi/

Definition & Meaning of "racy"

racy

marked by richness and fullness of flavor

full of zest or vigor

displaying qualities of speed, boldness, or provocation and suitable for competition

Example

The lightweight, aerodynamic design of the new sports car made it exceptionally racy on the racetrack.

With its sleek lines and powerful engine, the yacht proved to be a racy contender in the sailing regatta.

The marathon runner's rigorous training regimen and natural athleticism made him a racy favorite to win the upcoming race.

fun, exciting, and having suggestive or sexual content

bawdy

blue

dirty

gamy

indecent

Example

The novel was full of racy scenes that kept the readers hooked.

The comedy show had a racy sense of humor that pushed the boundaries.

She wore a racy outfit to the party, which certainly turned heads.

word family

race

Noun

racy

Adjective

racily

Adverb

raciness

Noun

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