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Definition of trippy
: of, relating to, or suggestive of a trip on psychedelic drugs or the culture associated with such drugs trippy music a trippy experience
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Examples of trippy in a Sentence
The movie was full of trippy images.
Recent Examples of trippy from the Web
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Songs: Say My Name, Sun Models, Late Night Phantogram (Sunday)With a name inspired by an optical illusion, this girl-guy duo from Greenwich, New York is bound to produce something trippy.
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Now, AI is moving into the arts, aping van Gogh’s style and creating a truly trippy art form called Inceptionism.
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This is neither fuzzed-out shoegazer or thick and trippy stoner rock.
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Nava directed that popular, trippy music video, too.)
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If your closet is already filled to the brim with summery shifts, then Gucci’s pleated wide-leg pants are a trippy alternative.
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Of this trippy generation of shows, The Leftovers staged the most convincing relationship between the real and the imagined, the banal and the bizarre.
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The writers of this trippy drama, set in a world where 2 percent of the world's population has mysteriously disappeared, range in age from 25 to their mid-50s, equally split between men and women.
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One facade is all trippy-drippy Gaudí, while the other represents newer interpretations of his style.
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First Known Use of trippy
1968
TRIPPY Defined for English Language Learners
trippy
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Definition of trippy for English Language Learners
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: relating to or like the strange mental effects experienced by someone who has taken a powerful drug (such as LSD)
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