Having many flounces or displaying bouncy exaggerated movements; showy or overly dramatic in appearance or behavior.
From 'flounce' plus the informal diminutive/descriptive suffix '-y.' This colloquial form developed naturally in English to describe things characterized by flouncing.
Flouncey is informal but perfectly understandable—it's the kind of word people make on the fly by adding '-y' to describe something that 'has the quality of flouncing,' and it's been used consistently enough to be a real word.
Descriptive form of flounce; amplifies feminine-coded, pejorative undertones of frivolity or ostentation.
Avoid; characterization word that historically dismisses people. If necessary, be explicit that you're describing movement style, not character.
["expressive","theatrical","stylized"]
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