sappy as an adjective: - 1
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sappy
adjective
1 sappy
Abounding in sap.
Roget 333:
liquid,
fluid,
serous,
juicy,
succulent,
sappy;
ichorous†;
fluent
etc.
(flowing)
348.
liquefied
etc.
335;
uncongealed;
soluble.
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Roget 127:
young,
youthful,
juvenile,
green,
callow,
budding,
sappy,
puisne,
beardless,
under age,
in one's teens;
in statu pupillari [Lat.];
younger,
junior;
hebetic†,
unfledged.
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2 sappy
Effusively or insincerely emotional.
synonyms: bathetic, drippy, hokey, kitschy, maudlin, mawkish, mushy, schmaltzy, schmalzy, sentimental, slushy, soppy, soupy ... show more.
Roget 499:
unintelligent
[Applied to persons],
unintellectual,
unreasoning;
mindless,
witless,
reasoningless†,
brainless;
halfbaked;
having no head
etc.
498;
not bright
etc.
498;
inapprehensible†.
weak headed,
addle headed,
puzzle headed,
blunder headed,
muddle headed,
muddy headed,
pig headed,
beetle headed,
buffle headed†,
chuckle headed,
mutton headed,
maggoty headed,
grossheaded†;
beef headed,
fat witted,
fat-headed.
weak-minded,
feeble-minded;
dull minded,
shallow minded,
lack-brained;
rattle-brained,
rattle headed;
half witted,
lean witted,
short witted,
dull witted,
blunt-witted,
shallow-pated†,
clod-pated†,
addle-pated†,
addle-brained†;
dim-sighted,
short-sighted;
thick-skulled;
weak in the upper story.
shallow,
borne,
weak,
wanting,
soft,
sappy,
spoony;
dull,
dull as a beetle;
stupid,
heavy,
insulse†,
obtuse,
blunt,
stolid,
doltish;
asinine;
inapt
etc.
699;
prosaic
etc.
843;
hebetudinous†.
childish,
child-like;
infantine†,
infantile,
babyish,
babish†;
puerile,
anile;
simple
etc.
(credulous)
486;
old-womanish.
fatuous,
idiotic,
imbecile,
driveling;
blatant,
babbling;
vacant;
sottish;
bewildered
etc.
475.
blockish†,
unteachable Boeotian,
Boeotic;
bovine;
ungifted,
undiscerning†,
unenlightened,
unwise,
unphilosophical†;
apish;
simious†.
foolish,
silly,
senseless,
irrational,
insensate,
nonsensical,
inept;
maudlin.
narrow-minded
etc.
481;
bigoted
etc.
(obstinate)
606;
giddy
etc.
(thoughtless)
458;
rash
etc.
863;
eccentric
etc.
(crazed)
503.
[Applied to actions]
foolish,
unwise,
injudicious,
improper,
unreasonable,
without reason,
ridiculous,
absurd,
idiotic,
silly,
stupid,
asinine;
ill-imagined,
ill-advised,
ill-judged,
ill-devised;
mal entendu [Fr.];
inconsistent,
irrational,
unphilosophical†;
extravagant
etc.
(nonsensical)
497;
sleeveless,
idle;
pointless,
useless
etc.
645;
inexpedient
etc.
647;
frivolous
etc.
(trivial)
643.
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Polish: cukierkowaty, przesłodzony, cukierkowy, landrynkowy, landrynkowaty
Moby thesaurus: absurd, apish, asinine, balmy, bathetic, batty, beery, befooled, beguiled, besotted, brainless, budding, buffoonish, callow, cloying, cockeyed, crazy, credulous, daffy, daft, dazed, dewy, dizzy, doting, drippy, dumb, fantastic, fatuitous, fatuous, flaky, flowing, fluent, fluid, fluidal, fluidic, fluxible, fluxile, fluxional, fluxionary, fond, fool, foolheaded, foolish, fuddled, futile, gaga, gooey, goofy, green, growing, gulled, gushing, harebrained, idiotic, imbecile, immature, impubic, inane, inept, inexperienced, infatuated, ingenuous, innocent, insane, intact, juicy, kooky, liquid, liquidy, loony, mad, maudlin, mawkish, minor, moronic, mushy, naive, namby-pamby, new-fledged, nostalgic, nostomanic, nutty, oversentimental, oversentimentalized, preposterous, raw, ripening, romantic, runny, screwy, senseless, sentimental, sentimentalized, silly, sloppy, slushy, soft, soppy, soupy, sticky, stupid, succulent, tear-jerking, teary, tender, thoughtless, unadult, underage, undeveloped, unfledged, unformed, unlicked, unmellowed, unripe, unseasoned, vernal, virginal, wacky, watery, wet, witless ... show more.
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