Nicknames

adjective stylish or elegant in a showy or flashy way

• The nobby gentleman arrived at the event in a tailored suit.
• I saw a nobby guy at the party last night.
• That nobby dude is always dressed to impress.
• Her writing style is quite nobby, with intricate details and elegant prose.

noun a person who has a stuffy or congested nose

adjective having a stuffy or congested nose

• The doctor diagnosed the patient with a snuffy nose due to allergies.
• I can't stop sneezing because my nose is all snuffy.
• I hate when my nose gets all snuffy during allergy season.
• Her snuffy attitude towards others made it difficult to be friends with her.

noun a brand name for a popular peanut butter spread

adjective describing a person or thing that is lively, energetic, or nimble

• Skippy was the nickname given to the energetic and enthusiastic employee.
• Hey Skippy, can you pass me the stapler?
• I can't believe Skippy pulled off that crazy stunt last night.
• His mind was like a skippy record, constantly jumping from one topic to another.

noun a pet name or term of endearment

• The use of hypocorisms can create a sense of intimacy or endearment in formal communication.
• She always uses hypocorisms when talking to her pets, like calling her dog 'puppy' or 'sweetie'.
• In some slang circles, hypocorisms are seen as a way to show affection or closeness.
• His use of hypocorisms in his writing added a touch of warmth and familiarity to the characters.