noun
definition
An inexpensive surfboard made of extruded polystyrene foam
example
A young surfer learning on a foamie Surfing: Skills - Training - Techniques
adjective
definition
Full of foam.
example
1715–1720:Tlepolemus, the sun of Hercules, / Led nine swift vessels through the foamy seas — Alexander Pope, The Iliad
Examples of foamy in a Sentence
They make them more out of plastic or maybe foamy.
However anyone who is interested in the premise of foamy custard will want to read the whole book.
Do not sit for ages in a foamy bath, it can dissolve the natural body greases.
Look too for other marsh-loving flowers such as foamy white meadowsweet and bright pink ragged robin.
When baby is older, pour in the bubble bath, and capture baby in the foamy bubbles.
Now, beat the egg in a separate dish until the egg gets a foamy texture.
Minimal change disease is a form of nephrotic syndrome seen in children, characterized by swelling and weight (from fluid retention), foamy urine, and loss of appetite.
It uses Lavazza's own brand of coffee, which comes in ready-to-use packets that will make delicious, foamy espresso.
They have everything from foamy bedroom shoes to floral trouser socks.
The heels still offer the classic thick and foamy yet lightweight sole without sacrificing a swanky, sharp look.
When humans develop cardiomyopathy, they often display signs of full-blown congestive heart failure which can include a wet foamy cough.
A four poster bed is a good place to start, then bring in the colors of rural France with foamy greens, white washed wood, yellow and rusty red.