Wispy

/ˈwɪs.pi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Consisting of or resembling wisps; thin and light.

The wispy clouds drifted lazily across the blue sky.

Fragile or delicate in appearance.

She wore a dress made of wispy fabric that flowed beautifully with her movements.

Having a fine, feathery quality; not dense.

His wispy hair stood on end after waking up.

Insignificant or vague; lacking substance.

The author's argument was based on wispy ideas that failed to convince the audience.

Derived from the word 'wisp', meaning a small bundle or a thin, delicate thing.

wispy hair

Hair that is very thin and fragile.

wispy clouds

Clouds that are thin and scattered in the sky.

wispy tendrils

Delicate, thin strands that resemble tendrils.

wisp

A small, thin piece or strand.

gossamer

A delicate, gauzy fabric or a very light, thin quality.