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figgy

[ fig-ee ]

adjective

, fig·gi·er, fig·gi·est.
  1. containing figs: fig:

    a figgy cake.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of figgy1

First recorded in 1540–50; fig 1 + -y 1
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Example Sentences

Just as Maggie is radically make, so is figgy related to fake.

A plum-cake is always called a figgy cake in Devonshire, where raisins are denominated figs, and hence the term.

Madge Figgy tried hard to laugh away their fears and cheer them up.

Madge Figgy, as you already know, spent most of her life in injuring someone.

One particularly stormy day, Madge Figgy sat in her great chair in high glee.

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