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bridey

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Adj — Having the qualities typically associated with a bride, especially around a wedding.

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Etymology

Formed from "bride" plus the adjective-forming suffix "-y", on the same pattern as "dreamy" from "dream".

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Frequently asked questions

What does “bridey” mean?

The word “bridey” means having the qualities typically associated with a bride, especially around a wedding. In plain terms, reminiscent of a bride or bridal style — mainly used casually about fashion, makeup, or mood.

How do you use “bridey” in a sentence?

Here is “bridey” used in a sentence: “She went for a soft, bridey look with the lace veil and pale makeup.”

What part of speech is “bridey”?

“Bridey” is an adjective.

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