dyky

English

Adjective

dyky (comparative dykier or more dyky, superlative dykiest or most dyky)

  1. Alternative form of dykey
    • 2012, Kathleen Tynan, Tynan Letters
      In the mornings a strange dyky-looking fortyish woman lies on the beach but does not appear to belong to the hotel.
    • 2013, Mara Hollis, Talking Donkeys and Smashing Babies - Page 43
      “Look at that woman, she's kind of dyky-looking. Oh, but she has a purse — must not be a dyke.”
    • 2015, Larry Hatch, Hoppers
      There's as dyky as Sappho herself and bare to the bottom as a newborn.
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