racy
1 of 1adjective/ˈreɪ.si/
Forms:racier,raciest
1
marked by richness and fullness of flavor
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2
full of zest or vigor
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3
displaying qualities of speed, boldness, or provocation and suitable for competition
- The lightweight, aerodynamic design of the new sports car made it exceptionally racy on the racetrack.
- With its sleek lines and powerful engine, the yacht proved to be a racy contender in the sailing regatta.
- The marathon runner's rigorous training regimen and natural athleticism made him a racy favorite to win the upcoming race.
- Her horse's muscular build and energetic stride showcased its racy potential for success in the upcoming equestrian competition.
- The cyclist's high-performance gear and vigorous training routine positioned him as a racy competitor in the upcoming cycling race.
4
fun, exciting, and having suggestive or sexual content
- The novel was full of racy scenes that kept the readers hooked.
- The comedy show had a racy sense of humor that pushed the boundaries.
- She wore a racy outfit to the party, which certainly turned heads.
- The film’s racy dialogue sparked a lot of discussion among the audience.
- The magazine is known for its racy content and provocative photographs.