[
UK
/flˈəʊti/
]
ADJECTIVE
-
tending to float on a liquid or rise in air or gas
a floaty scarf
buoyant balsawood boats
buoyant balloons
How To Use floaty In A Sentence
- The first is a long, sleeveless silk dress, which has a looser cut that is "beachy, floaty and has movement" but which also has a slight air of "drama" due to its elegant, floor-dusting hemline. Packing Just Enough for a Weekend at the Beach
- This season, a floaty chiffon knee-length skirt paired with a Fair Isle sweater or a tweedy jacket will look extremely hip.
- Pair with a floaty skirt for maximum impact. Times, Sunday Times
- The small collection of tops and skirts, based loosely on 1930s Chinese dresses, is elegant and demure, a long way from boho - the floaty skirts, peasant tops and leather disk belts her sister had us all wearing last summer.
- She wore a floaty summer dress and bright blue trainers. Times, Sunday Times
- She's worn one of my floaty chiffon gowns embroidered with petals but she can turn up in a pair of men's trousers with a print shirt. Times, Sunday Times
- Teaming a beautiful three-quarter-length floaty dress with a tailored coat means you can splash out on a great hat, but, once you remove it and your coat, you are left with something ravishing to dance in.
- Blonde, petite and attractive, Thompson had ditched her usual blue or black power-suit in favour of a pink jacket with matching high heels and a black floaty skirt.
- This weekend I stood looking in the mirror wearing a floaty floral dress. The Sun
- She's wearing a floaty, pink chiffon dress too, because she's so ‘special’ and ‘beautiful’, and not at all a drama queen!