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UK
/aʊtdˈɔːsi/
]
ADJECTIVE
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characteristic of or suitable to outdoor life
a rugged outdoorsy life
How To Use outdoorsy In A Sentence
- The thought of Angie looking rugged and outdoorsy briefly diverted me. A NASTY DOSE OF DEATH
- I know you are, but I also know you're not very outdoorsy, and that you'd much prefer to be in civilization if you can help it.
- Now to the matter of getting children, especially boys, especially sporty outdoorsy boys, to read more.
- But we can tell you that the outdoorsy type is more likely than the average American to own a car that's equipped with airbags and anti-lock brakes.
- He looked kind and craggy and outdoorsy and she realised with a horrible surety that she fancied him. FALLEN WOMEN
- For the outdoorsy person, think about a hiking holiday, a bicycle tour or ski lift tickets.
- The models were more outdoorsy and sensible, the clothing worn almost sexlessly.
- By the way, this is totally a relationship question because I'm attracted to athletic, outdoorsy guys, but I'm a physical coward.
- He seemed even scrawnier compared to his attackers, who were fit, like they spent all day baling hay or something vigorous and outdoorsy like that. Slice Of Cherry
- All the kids I know for whom TV is restricted seem absolutely fine and are more outdoorsy and better balanced, I think.