More flouncy; more exaggerated, bouncy, or dramatically showy in appearance or movement.
Comparative form of 'flouncey,' using the '-er' comparative suffix. Follows standard English patterns for forming comparatives from adjectives ending in '-y.'
You can't really have a 'slightly' flouncy dress—flouncy is already pretty extreme—so when something is flouncier than normal, you're describing genuinely theatrical fashion or behavior!
Comparative form of flouncey; intensifies gendered dismissal.
Avoid comparative form; use specific descriptors instead.
["more theatrical","more expressive in movement"]
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