Having qualities of or inclined to flare; characterized by sudden bright lights, bursts, or conspicuous displays.
From 'flare' plus the adjective-forming suffix '-y.' This creates an adjective meaning 'having the qualities of flares' or 'characterized by flaring,' similar to 'scary' from 'scare' or 'hairy' from 'hair.'
The '-y' suffix is so natural to English speakers that we add it to almost anything—politicians give 'flary' speeches, designs look 'flary,' and we instantly understand words that were invented minutes ago.
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