Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

awny

adjective

/ˈɔːni/

Definition

Having the appearance of being partially covered with fur, resembling the quality of a woolly texture.

Examples

The awny surface of the rabbit’s fur provided warmth during the cold winter.
She admired the awny leaves of the plant, which made it stand out in the garden.
His sweater was awny, giving it a cozy and inviting look.

Meaning

The term ‘awny’ describes something that is covered with a soft, downy wool or fuzz, often used in the context of describing certain plants or animals that exhibit this texture.