Pronunciation: /ɪkˈspɛni/
adjective a slang term used to describe something that is expensive or costs a lot of money
A1 I can't buy that toy, it's too expenny.
A2 She wanted to stay at the fancy hotel, but it was too expenny for her budget.
B1 The designer handbag was expenny, but she couldn't resist buying it.
B2 The luxury car was expenny, but he decided to splurge and buy it anyway.
C1 The private jet was expenny, but for the CEO, it was a necessary expense.
C2 The rare diamond necklace was expenny, but she knew it would be a worthwhile investment.
formal The cost of living in this city is quite high, making everything seem expenny.
informal I can't afford to go out to eat tonight, it's too expenny.
slang I'm not going to that store, their prices are expenny!
figurative She always goes for the expenny option, never settling for less.
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