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matchy by Gypsytranslater March 16, 2021
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matchy matchy
Often used in fashion blogs. Used to describe an outfit that is too coordinated and consists of too many of the same types of colours, patterns, fabrics, accessories, designer pieces, thematic elements, etc. Can also be used in reference to interior design.
FabSugar on Kate Hudson's all grey outfit: "Before this, I didn't know there were degrees of being matchy matchy."
or
A: How do I look?
B: Too matchy matchy, try a different sweater.
or
A: How do I look?
B: Too matchy matchy, try a different sweater.
matchy matchy by L. Alice January 4, 2008
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This endearing term is used to describe the act of person(s) or thing(s) resembling one another. Two objects (people, for example) are able to bear matchy-ness in several facets of their accord however, the most appropriate manifestation of said matchy-ness to the rest of the world is through physical attributes.
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Matchy Matchy
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