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[ US /ˈpɛpi/ ]
[ UK /pˈɛpi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. marked by lively action
    a bouncing gait
    a spirited dance
    bouncy tunes
    the peppy and interesting talk

How To Use peppy In A Sentence

  • She is one of those peppy, optimistic, chatterbox types that you can't get to shut up.
  • The seduction of modafinil is that you can feel as peppy after six hours sleep as you would after nine. Boing Boing: March 2, 2003 - March 8, 2003 Archives
  • The Prius is peppy enough, and the car's video game-like display encourages you to drive with a light foot, rewarding you with a green leaf symbol for every 50 watt-hours of electricity you regenerate during braking and coasting.
  • At the end of every day, jot down a brief note on how peppy or tired you felt.
  • Inwardly I rolled my eyes, but kept my peppy smile in place.
  • A decade ago a peppy 10-year-old might divide his play among soccer, basketball, and baseball seasons.
  • Whether it requires her to be casual, peppy or sensual, Jesse walks the ramp with ease and evident pleasure.
  • We decided to sit at the bar and enjoy the piano music the pianist totally wins points from me for playing "Gotta Lotta Living to Do" from the musical "Bye Bye Birdie"---that song always makes me happy in a Broadway showtune kind of peppy way. Stylish Dining in the French Quarter
  • I don't think imagery of happy, peppy people is going to make people less cynical.
  • I hadn't known her very long, but I hadn't thought that she could be anything but peppy and happy.
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