pointy 的定义
point·i·er, point·i·est.
- having a comparatively sharp point: The elf had pointy little ears.
pointy 近义词
pointed
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- Ah, the bull terrier — a breed Teichner describes as “funny looking” in appearance, with “egg-shaped heads, slitty eyes and pointy ears,” and in temperament “opinionated, exuberant, stubborn, extremely silly, and loving.”
- Ground meat feels gristly, herbs have pointy stems, and entirely too many types of ice cream come with bits.
- Sound-isolating shellThe Monoprice Microphone Isolation shield is lined with pointy foam insulation that doesn’t reflect sound waves back as you talk.
- Tall and heavy with a long, pointy beard and a penchant for Coke by the liter.
- They tested these products with mechanisms meant to simulate bears’ teeth and claws, attempting to exert similar force by dropping a weighted penetrometer mechanism—what Gravatt describes as a “pointy metal object”—onto them to mimic bites.
- The other thing was, he said, ‘I want you to have pointy teeth.’
- Nuclear missiles are placed in launch silos… A. Pointy end up.
- They are pointy, zebra-striped Nike Cole Haans with silver buckles strapped onto her two shiny titanium carbon fiber legs.
- They wore pointy metallic pumps with slender straps cutting across the top of the foot.
- Wide-legged black pants and dark, pointy low heels peeked out from under the hem of her floor-length coat.
- They're pointy trees--junipers, I think and there are a lot of rocks in the fields, and wild-flowers.