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Meaning of thrummy
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thrummy (a.)
Like thrums; made of, furnished with, or characterized by, thrums.
thrummy Sentence Examples
- The thrummy tassels on the lampshade shimmered delicately in the gentle breeze.
- The elderly woman's hands were gnarled and thrummy from a lifetime of toil.
- The threads of the quilt were so fine that they felt thrummy to the touch.
- The thrummy sweater kept her cozy on the chilly winter nights.
- The thrummy fabric of the blanket felt soothing against her skin.
- The thrummy carpet in the library muffled the sound of footsteps.
- The thrummy curtains filtered the bright sunlight, creating a warm ambiance.
- The thrummy fabric of the tablecloth added a touch of rustic charm to the dining room.
- The thrummy gloves protected her hands from the bitter cold.
- The thrummy yarn used in the crochet project created a delightfully fuzzy texture.
FAQs About the word thrummy
Like thrums; made of, furnished with, or characterized by, thrums.
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The thrummy tassels on the lampshade shimmered delicately in the gentle breeze.
The elderly woman's hands were gnarled and thrummy from a lifetime of toil.
The threads of the quilt were so fine that they felt thrummy to the touch.
The thrummy sweater kept her cozy on the chilly winter nights.
