From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtweedytweed‧y /ˈtwiːdi/ adjective 1 British EnglishDC wearing tweed clothes in a way that is thought to be typical of the British upper class2 TIMmade of tweed or like tweed
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tweedy• tweedy academics• His vulgarity offended the code of his tweedy circle.• There was no sign of anyone resembling the tweedy man that phoned.• We smoke a bit of skag, feel better and nod off on the tweedy settee before the heater.• Michael Kors' silver mini-sheath with tweedy shell coat. 6. 