arty

There are young rock chicks and rock-boys and arty-looking men and women, in plaid, denim, ripped and stretched cardigans.

In their different styles, then, both Lennon and McCartney had gotten arty and their music changed.

Still, as Lennon/McCartney got increasingly arty, Harrison was stung and he began chasing.

If nobody is with us, we might watch something arty—there are marvelous channels of opera or concerts—then go to bed and read.

Cosmopolis is too arty and abstract, even by Cronenberg standards, to become a commercial success.

In every church—and there arty 866 of them—some score or two of masses are said daily at the different altars.

No, really, I like some of the others—four or five of them; but I don't like Arty.

As regards anything Arty or Crafty his attitude is merely appreciative—he is finishing up his last year of law at Columbia.

To think I should never see Arty again, would make me die before my time!

Peter thought, perceiving that Mrs. Lovick's "Arty" was now altogether one of the family.