Pronunciation: /ˈbɪloʊi/
adjective having the form or appearance of billows; surging or swelling
A1 The billowy clouds floated lazily in the sky.
A2 She wore a billowy dress that fluttered in the wind.
B1 The curtains in the room were billowy and gave the space a soft, airy feel.
B2 The sailboat glided smoothly across the billowy waves of the ocean.
C1 The billowy smoke from the chimney filled the air with a sweet aroma.
C2 The dancer's billowy movements captivated the audience with their grace and fluidity.
adverb in a billowy manner
A1 The clouds were billowy in the sky.
A2 She wore a billowy dress to the party.
B1 The curtains billowy in the breeze.
B2 The sailboat moved gracefully with billowy sails.
C1 The billowy waves crashed against the shore.
C2 The billowy smoke rose from the chimney.
formal The billowy clouds drifted lazily across the sky.
informal She wore a billowy dress to the party last night.
slang I love how billowy those curtains look in your room.
figurative His billowy words filled the room with a sense of hope and inspiration.
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