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faddy

[ UK /fˈædi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. intensely fashionable for a short time

How To Use faddy In A Sentence

  • Some people think its just being faddy but there are serious consequences for people who have these allergies.
  • ‘I've got my little girl eating fruit now and she's such a faddy eater,’ she said.
  • Out go faddy diets and restrictive regimes, in comes the kind of delicious and nutritious food that makes you feel great just reading about it.
  • When there is a conflict between their heart and their head, as there often is in childhood, these children often internalise their feelings, leading to nervous tension, faddy eating and ‘school-itis'.
  • Gluten allergies and dairy intolerances may be nothing new in an increasingly faddy world but a dog owner was still astonished to find her pet was allergic to almost everything - including dog food.
  • Of course, the directors at least have the solace of knowing that the faddy internet grousing isn't affecting their box office. "This is my dream. I make the path."
  • But people should realise it's serious and we aren't being faddy or awkward parents when we say our kids can't have certain things to eat.
  • Everyone else says I'm too "faddy" and move from craze to craze, gadget to gadget far too fast for them to keep up. Undefined
  • Jackie's a terribly faddy eater.
  • In some individuals this is difficult to achieve, i.e. in young children who grow in spurts and can be faddy eaters and people who have other health problems. All Things Girl » All Things Girl
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