Pronunciation: /ˈsprɪŋi/
adjective describing something that is bouncy or elastic
A1 The puppy's tail was springy as it wagged happily.
A2 The trampoline had a springy surface that made jumping fun.
B1 The elastic band was so springy that it snapped back into place easily.
B2 The gymnast's movements were graceful and springy, showing off her flexibility.
C1 The mattress had a springy feel to it, providing excellent support for a good night's sleep.
C2 The dancer's steps were light and springy, showcasing her talent and precision.
adverb modifying a verb to describe how something is done
A1 The puppy jumped up and down, springy with excitement.
A2 She walked along the path, her step light and springy.
B1 The trampoline was so springy that I bounced really high.
B2 The gymnast's movements were precise and springy, showcasing her agility.
C1 The dancer's leaps were incredibly springy, showcasing her athleticism and grace.
C2 The athlete's sprinting technique was flawless, with each step springy and powerful.
formal The springy material used in the construction of the shoe provides excellent support and cushioning.
informal I love how springy this mattress feels when I lay down on it.
slang Her hair is so springy after using that new curling iron.
figurative His mood was as springy as a trampoline after receiving the good news.
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