Reedy ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Reedy ( adjective )

1. Resembling or characteristic of reeds in appearance, texture, or sound.
2. Having a thin, wiry, or reedy voice.

Origin:

From the old english word "rēad" meaning "red".

Examples:

1. The reedy marsh was home to a variety of aquatic plants and animals.
2. His reedy, high-pitched voice was perfect for the role of the child in the play.
3. The reedy texture of the grass was rough to the touch.
4. She had a reedy build, tall and slender like a reed.
5. His reedy saxophone solos added a unique touch to the band's sound.

(As a noun)

Reedy ( noun )

1. Resembling or characteristic of reeds in appearance, texture, or sound.
2. Having a thin, wiry, or reedy voice.

Origin:

From the old english word "rēad" meaning "red".

Examples:

1. The reedy marsh was home to a variety of aquatic plants and animals.
2. His reedy, high-pitched voice was perfect for the role of the child in the play.
3. The reedy texture of the grass was rough to the touch.
4. She had a reedy build, tall and slender like a reed.
5. His reedy saxophone solos added a unique touch to the band's sound.