faddy

IPA: fˈædi

Examples of "faddy" in Sentences

He claims his bags are practical, not faddy, and are an "affordable luxury".
Everyone else says I'm too "faddy" and move from craze to craze, gadget to gadget far too fast for them to keep up.
Of course, the directors at least have the solace of knowing that the faddy internet grousing isn't affecting their box office.
If you are a shoe "faddy", then you simply have to have a fashionable collection of every conceivable style and colour of shoes.
In some individuals this is difficult to achieve, i.e. in young children who grow in spurts and can be faddy eaters and people who have other health problems.
Eat like this, and you are likely to lose excess fat and reach your body's natural weight – and most importantly, you won't be yo-yoing from one faddy diet to another.
So far, so faddy, but even eminently sensible people, such as the broadcaster Jenni Murray, have raved about it, having started it after Dukan appeared on Woman's Hour.
My belief in the necessity of giving hounds cooked meat and rigorously abjuring it in a raw state, excited ridicule here, but when the good result of such "faddy" feeding was proved by the healthy condition of the animals, the unbelievers acknowledged themselves converted.