different between tweely vs tweedy
tweely
English
Etymology
twee +? -ly
Adverb
tweely (comparative more tweely, superlative most tweely)
- In a twee manner.
tweely From the web:
tweedy
English
Etymology
tweed +? -y
Adjective
tweedy (comparative tweedier, superlative tweediest)
- (of clothing) made of tweed, or having a similar rough texture
- (of a person) wearing tweed clothing
- (of a person) preppy
Translations
tweedy From the web:
- what tweety called sylvester
- what tweedy mean
- tweedy what has worked in investing
- tweedy what's in my bag
- what does tweedy mean
- what is tweedy the clown's real name
- tweety bird
- what does tweedy mean in a sentence
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