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lowkey clingy
Lowkey clingy is when they (significant other) aren't 'obsessed' with you but they do love constantly holding you, cuddling, kissing and being around you. It's a good degree because it's not too much but they are protective and cute. The kind of significant other I'd like. (:
Lowkey clingy is when they (significant other) aren't 'obsessed' with you but they do love constantly holding you, cuddling, kissing and being around you. It's a good degree because it's not too much but they are protective and cute. The kind of significant other I'd like. (:
Ashlyyn is a clingy kind of girl. But I like it.
Ashlyyn is a clingy kind of girl. But I like it.
lowkey clingy by Jordanne__17 April 26, 2016
Lowkey
The dictionary recognized word “low-key” is an adjective that means, according to Merriam Webster:
1: quiet and relaxed: not very forceful, emotional or noticeable
2: of low intensity: restrained
The slang variant of low-key (often written without the hyphen as lowkey) functions as an adverb. Lowkey is typically used to describe a speaker's desires or emotions. Lowkey retains the dictionary definition’s meaning of “of low intensity” and “not very emotional.” However, additionally, it can also indicate something that is secretly (perhaps somewhat shamefully) wanted or felt by the speaker.
In short, lowkey is used to describe a speaker's thoughts, feelings, and desires, and it means:
1: moderately: of low emotional intensity
2: secretly
The opposite of lowkey is highkey.
1: quiet and relaxed: not very forceful, emotional or noticeable
2: of low intensity: restrained
The slang variant of low-key (often written without the hyphen as lowkey) functions as an adverb. Lowkey is typically used to describe a speaker's desires or emotions. Lowkey retains the dictionary definition’s meaning of “of low intensity” and “not very emotional.” However, additionally, it can also indicate something that is secretly (perhaps somewhat shamefully) wanted or felt by the speaker.
In short, lowkey is used to describe a speaker's thoughts, feelings, and desires, and it means:
1: moderately: of low emotional intensity
2: secretly
The opposite of lowkey is highkey.
“I lowkey wanna eat an entire cake.”
“I highkey wanna eat healthy, but lowkey wanna to eat an entire cake.”
“I am lowkey in love with Kevin Spacey.”
“I highkey wanna eat healthy, but lowkey wanna to eat an entire cake.”
“I am lowkey in love with Kevin Spacey.”
Lowkey by tinkertayler June 5, 2016
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