adjective
definition
Expensive, dear.
Examples of pricy in a Sentence
If that's too pricy the Milford Plaza is less expensive but totally not swanky at all.
I'm not sure why Betsy chose the rather pricy place, perhaps a temporary regression to her past life of affluent dinning.
Since high-quality leather goods can be pricy, you may find a better selection at high-end department stores like Macy's and Nordstrom.
I love that even though Sephora sells some pretty pricy goods, their own brand is fairly reasonable.
While the product is a bit pricy at nearly one hundred US dollars, the 0.2 ounce tube can last up to six months and also has a one year satisfaction guarantee.
While the items of this boutique are a bit on the pricy side, their appeal is timeless, and you can find an item to fit any budget.
Retailing at around $80.00 each, Hardy's men's swim trunks are a little pricy, but well worth the extra cash if it means being the center of attention and likely attracting some serious attention!
It's pricy at nearly $450, but it promises years of use thanks to its sturdy canvas construction.
Comfortable sneakers in metallic leather have Velcro snaps for a unique look that resembles some very pricy designer brands--without breaking your purse strings.
Occasionally, the stores will offer an additional percentage off sale merchandise, and this can often yield incredible deals for you on those otherwise pricy Louboutins.
And if things get too pricy, try to split the cost among friends.
Though hand lotions are rarely all that pricy, you may find the best deals in drugstores and big box stores.
Those looking for an at home approach that is safe for the skin but not too pricy, they should consider botanical products.