sporty
IPA: spˈɔrti
adjective
- Fond of sports.
- Suitable for use in sport.
- stylish with a fun, bold, vibrant quality or appearance.
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Examples of "sporty" in Sentences
- It's just some sporty vandalism.
- They are sporty, sunny and healthy.
- As shown in the she is also sporty.
- Fuel efficient, sporty and compact.
- Thanks for your being frank and sporty.
- The SHO was a powerful and sporty sedan.
- In three words sporty, witty, and helpful.
- The coin was issued in a sporty atmosphere.
- Is a sporty adventurer that loves the outdoors.
- The version could be found in the sporty Visa X.
- She is described as sporty and spiteful with black hair.
- Maybe I disagree with the term sporty because since I've been here our premier teams haven't been remarkable.
- The word sporty and hybrid don't often appear in the same sentence, but that could soon change with the release of a new
- Dressed in sporty looking Edith Head ensembles, Stanwyck is quite the silver fox and could easily have been the romantic interest here.
- Pininfarina, creator of many memorable Ferraris and Maseratis, will show a concept for an Alfa Romeo spider, as the Italians call a sporty convertible.
- Lincoln, of course, made a similar move for 2000 with its LS, which introduced the idea of sporty driving to a brand that, at that time, seemed just as discordant with the idea as Buick does now.
- Although not what you'd call a sporty car, you can make the new S60 look sportier with an exterior styling kit that incorporates front and rear skid plates, two frames in the lower valence, side scuff plates, exhaust tailpipe finishers and 18-inch alloy wheels.
- Fiat hopes there are many more customers who fondly recall the sporty Fiat image of bygone days-and are willing to forget reliability problems that plagued the automaker some owners said its name stood for Fix It Again, Tony before it pulled out of the U.S. market in