She was too choosy about what dress to wear and was late to the party. Country bankers have become more choosy in granting loans (Wall Street Journal).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
choos´i|ly — choos|y «CHOO zee», adjective, choos|i|er, choos|i|est. Informal. particular or fussy: »She was too choosy about what dress to wear and was late to the party. Country bankers have become more choosy in granting loans (Wall Street Journal).… … Useful english dictionary
choos|y — «CHOO zee», adjective, choos|i|er, choos|i|est. Informal. particular or fussy: »She was too choosy about what dress to wear and was late to the party. Country bankers have become more choosy in granting loans (Wall Street Journal). –choos´i|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
choosy — choos•y [[t]ˈtʃu zi[/t]] adj. choos•i•er, choos•i•est hard to please; fussy in choosing • Etymology: 1860–65, amer. choos′i•ness, n … From formal English to slang
ey — ey·ak; ey·as; ey·en; ey·er; ey·ra; ey·rir; ey·ry; ey·sell; floo·ey; giv·ey; glu·ey; goo·ey; goos·ey; hock·ey·ist; hon·ey·ber·ry; hon·ey·dew; hon·ey·dewed; hon·ey·fug·gle; hon·ey·less; hoo·ey; hors·ey; hurl·ey; jock·ey·ship; lap·ey·rou·sia;… … English syllables
