Crossword clues for peachy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Peachy \Peach"y\ (p[=e]ch"[y^]), a. Resembling a peach or peaches.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1590s, "resembling a peach" in some way, from peach (n.) + -y (2). Slang sense of "attractive" attested by 1900. Extended form peachy-keen recorded from 1953. Related: Peachiness.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Resembling a peach, peach-like. 2 (context slang English) Very good, excellent
WordNet
Wikipedia
"Peachy" is a song by Australian singer-songwriter Missy Higgins and the third single released from her second album, On A Clear Night. The track features a guest appearance by Neil Finn playing electric guitar. The single was released on 10 November 2007 as a digital download only. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2008 Higgins was nominated for Best Female Artist for this single.
Peachy may refer to:
- Peachy, third single from singer-songwriter Missy Higgins ' second album
- Life Is Peachy, second studio album by nu metal band Korn
- Peachy Kellmeyer, tennis player
Usage examples of "peachy".
He had nothing for it but to endeavour to be the first to convey the already-blown news to Sir John Peachy, sheriff for Kent: his pains were rewarded by his being detained prisoner as a suspected person, while Sir John mustered his yeomanry, and, together with the neighbouring gentry and their retainers, marched towards Hythe, The wavering people, awed by this show of legal and military power, grew cool towards the White Rose, whose name, linked to change and a diminution of taxation, had for a moment excited their enthusiasm.
The unpleasant fact remained that the rival sorority had played an abominable trick, and that the blame at present rested upon Peachy.
Peachy and Delia prancing about and hardly able to regulate their satisfaction the expedition promised to be a lively one, though the harum-scarum pair calmed down in the presence of Miss Bickford, and assumed a deportment of due decorum.
Zar said, looking at the bright peachy bit of fluff Merrie was wearing.
Coming towards them were two of the peachiest dames they had ever seen.
Caroline sipped her coffee, her peachy young face breaking into a smile.
And within the tent the greatest physiological marvel of the age, Andro, the Italian nobleman so evenly divided between the sexes that you may see him shave the whiskers off the one side of his face, while the other displays the peachy smoothness of a lovely woman.
Not the cliché of peachy quilted pseudo satin and feathery weirdness that Anna might have expected from a man not accustomed to shopping--for it was obvious from the joy with which Molly wore it and the proprietary pride on Frederick's face that he'd bought it for her--but a buttery-soft stonewashed Levi jacket embroidered with a colorful riot of jungle birds and tropical blooms.
I know, of course, your stock descriptives: the melting eye, the coral lip, the peachy cheek, the raven tress.
The various Air Bosses had word that one of their submarines had eliminated a Chinese boomer and fast-attack submarine, which was fine with them, and probably just peachy for the task force commander.
After all the inconvenient people StateSec disappeared in mysterious one-air car accidents, this is going to be just peachy keen when we have to go public, isn't it?
The peachy pink of her lips and cheeks made him feel the traditional rose color maiden's cheeks were always supposed to be was garish.