What is "swingy"

Usage examples of "swingy".

But here she was, wearing a short, swingy dress that made her look even younger than thirty-two.

The ivory dress had a fitted off-shoulder bodice and a short swingy skirt.

Her tiny body was decked out in a skirt the size of a table napkin, matched with a swingy vest, both in white, and both covered with tiny question marks that echoed the hues of her hair.

The skirt was full and swingy, perfect for an evening of dancing to a big band, which was what The Club always offered.

As she approached, Soren noted that she wore a swingy skirt and matching sleeveless blouse printed with red flowers on a dark background, her curly hair pinned haphazardly on top of her head.

I got a pedicure, a manicure and a facial at the salon where I worked, and the new guy, Andrew, did my hair in this soft, swingy style.

We made her up like a dewy fresh teenager, all rosy cheeks, pouty lips, and shiny, swingy hair.

Lifting her head slowly, as if it weighed more than her slender neck could bear, she pulled off the swingy brown wig.

Yanking off the skullcap that kept her hair confined under the swingy brunette jazz-baby wig, she burrowed her fingertips into the flattened mass and rubbed vigorously.

She had that silky, swingy hair, those freckles across the bridge of her nose, those big, guileless, startlingly blue eyes.

A drum and bugle corps followed the marching band, and Gracie clapped so hard for the synchronized high-stepping girls, with their white-tasseled boots and swingy short skirts, that she dropped her flag.

Emma looked down on her burnt-orange tank top, short, swingy, African-print gray-green, black and khaki skirt, and the twisted fabric and metallic belt that separated them.

It was blonder, swingier, and swept back from Nadine's perfect, angular face.

It was blonder, swingier, and swept back from Nadine’s perfect, angular face.