Crossword clues for cutesy
cutesy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"artificially or annoyingly cute," by 1968, from cute (adj.).
Wiktionary
a. overly, affectedly or unnecessarily cute; too cute to be taken as serious.
Usage examples of "cutesy".
John Vanderson was not and never would be a Kappa, and his wife was hardly the kind to need cutesy notes to remind her of anything whatsoever I doubted alumnae paid dues, although they were likely to be dunned by National on a regular basis right up until the opening strains of the funerary procession.
Mary Morris had wiped hers on a pinny covered with cutesy cartoon Shetland ponies.
Cornyness goes down particularly well, cutesy talk and schmaltzy sentimentality rate highly too.
There were shopping malls and fast-food places and stores that sold cutesy crap.
The waitresses wore mob caps instead of pointy hats, and only a few of the entrees had cutesy names.
For years he had existed meagerly on cutesy plots featuring baby animals and itsy-bitsy toddlers, using carefully researched language structures appropriate for his target market.