peasy
Peasy (adj) means resembling peas, or having the qualities of peas, especially in texture or appearance. Example: “The soup had a thick, peasy consistency.”
How to use peasy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes something that looks or feels like peas.
Most people only ever meet this word in the phrase "easy peasy" (meaning very simple), which is unrelated wordplay rather than a use of this literal sense.
Word forms
more peasy comparative, most peasy superlative
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The soup had a thick, _____ consistency.
Etymology
Formed from "pea" plus the adjective-forming suffix "-y".
Rhymes for peasy
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What does “peasy” mean?
The word “peasy” means resembling peas, or having the qualities of peas, especially in texture or appearance. In plain terms, describes something that looks or feels like peas.
How do you use “peasy” in a sentence?
Here is “peasy” used in a sentence: “The soup had a thick, peasy consistency.”
What part of speech is “peasy”?
“Peasy” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of peasy?
"peasy" (adj) means resembling peas, or having the qualities of peas, especially in texture or appearance.