swivelly

English

Etymology

From swivel +‎ -y.

Adjective

swivelly (comparative more swivelly, superlative most swivelly)

1. (informal) With a swivelling motion.
   • 1984, Robert Duncan, The noise: notes from a rock 'n' roll era:

     ...Elvis, the truck driver with the curvy, vampy pout, the lady-killer revered for the kind of swivelly hips that once we admired only in ladies.

   • 2003, Tim Kennemore, Sabine:

     Restless, he spun the chair around - it was one of those swivelly office chairs that are brilliant for spinning...

   • 2008, Tricia Dower, Silent girl: stories:

     Henry seen dat boy talkin at you, de one wit a head as swivelly as a owl's. Seen him teachin you games. Seen you understands.