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Definition of trippy in English: trippyadjectivetrippier, trippiest ˈtrɪpiˈtripē informal Resembling or inducing the hallucinatory effect produced by taking a psychedelic drug. 〈非正式〉（类似迷幻药所引起的）幻觉的；（因服迷幻药而引起的）幻觉的 有迷幻药般效应的家庭音乐。 Example sentencesExamples - ‘The Hired Hand’ has a very European, but also druggy, trippy feel at times.
- With three albums under their belt, Archive attempt to find a happy medium between their Pink Floyd psychedelic rock and their trippy, electro-pop of earlier records.
- My feeling is, the presentation won't be any less trippy and interesting.
- This is pop with a trippy, spaced-out spin to it.
- Unfortunately, Berge and Brundtland overuse their one idea: layering trippy atmospheric effects over standard dance beats.
- It does, however, take more than trippy keyboards to get indie approval, especially when most indie kids would never admit to ever having had any affinity for Van Halen or Rush.
- Squire may experiment with Hendrix and Marr but his heart favours trippy, psychedelic guitars.
- I myself recreationally use trippy drugs like LSD, and even mushrooms should anyone have some handy.
- With their lo-fi, clunky graphics, these early programs featured a strange mix of crudity and perfection: trippy, hallucinogenic animations that moved around the screen with perfect physics.
- It's a zany, trippy excursion into the subconscious, highlighting the importance of love, strength and past passage, while casting a bleak shadow over abrupt decisions concerning matters that matter most.
- Colors are limited to gritty, earth tones, as would be expected in a western (excepting a real trippy sequence following Jones's drugging).
- Likewise, the band's trippy neo-psychedelic arrangements and raging, minimalist rock were not earth shattering revelations, at least not for this seasoned Toronto audience.
- Tequila is a good warmer-upper, but be aware of its trippy side effects.
- Which leads them to project trippy light images and sound onto water vapour creating hallucinatory visions.
- Tapping into the exhilarating '60s scene, the band put on fantastic live performances, complete with trippy light shows that encouraged stoners and acid-heads to lose themselves in the music.
- Instead of flashy colours and trippy effects, we get splashes of water with shimmering droplets and creatures as lithe as Russian gymnasts.
- The digital backgrounds are new to Sherman's work, and the more trippy and hallucinogenic they are, the more they draw attention away from the characterizations.
- The rockstar acknowledges Alice in Wonderland as an influence, due to its trippy nature and hallucinogenic state.
- Her brand of whispering-pines folk is not quite as easy to nail and has very often been tagged with the scarlet ‘psychedelic’ letter, a tag often thrown on anything even remotely trippy or, more often, difficult to write about.
- Timbo uses the trippy, looped children's chorus expertly, as a texture rather than overt melody, and sews it tightly over heavily syncopated drum stuttering and bhangra-style guitar.
Rhymeschippy, clippie, dippy, drippy, grippy, hippy, Lippi, lippy, Mississippi, nippy, slippy, snippy, tippy, whippy, Xanthippe, zippy Definition of trippy in US English: trippyadjectiveˈtripē informal Resembling or inducing the hallucinatory effect produced by taking a psychedelic drug. 〈非正式〉（类似迷幻药所引起的）幻觉的；（因服迷幻药而引起的）幻觉的 有迷幻药般效应的家庭音乐。 Example sentencesExamples - With their lo-fi, clunky graphics, these early programs featured a strange mix of crudity and perfection: trippy, hallucinogenic animations that moved around the screen with perfect physics.
- Her brand of whispering-pines folk is not quite as easy to nail and has very often been tagged with the scarlet ‘psychedelic’ letter, a tag often thrown on anything even remotely trippy or, more often, difficult to write about.
- Colors are limited to gritty, earth tones, as would be expected in a western (excepting a real trippy sequence following Jones's drugging).
- ‘The Hired Hand’ has a very European, but also druggy, trippy feel at times.
- The digital backgrounds are new to Sherman's work, and the more trippy and hallucinogenic they are, the more they draw attention away from the characterizations.
- Which leads them to project trippy light images and sound onto water vapour creating hallucinatory visions.
- Instead of flashy colours and trippy effects, we get splashes of water with shimmering droplets and creatures as lithe as Russian gymnasts.
- It's a zany, trippy excursion into the subconscious, highlighting the importance of love, strength and past passage, while casting a bleak shadow over abrupt decisions concerning matters that matter most.
- The rockstar acknowledges Alice in Wonderland as an influence, due to its trippy nature and hallucinogenic state.
- Tapping into the exhilarating '60s scene, the band put on fantastic live performances, complete with trippy light shows that encouraged stoners and acid-heads to lose themselves in the music.
- Squire may experiment with Hendrix and Marr but his heart favours trippy, psychedelic guitars.
- Timbo uses the trippy, looped children's chorus expertly, as a texture rather than overt melody, and sews it tightly over heavily syncopated drum stuttering and bhangra-style guitar.
- It does, however, take more than trippy keyboards to get indie approval, especially when most indie kids would never admit to ever having had any affinity for Van Halen or Rush.
- Unfortunately, Berge and Brundtland overuse their one idea: layering trippy atmospheric effects over standard dance beats.
- My feeling is, the presentation won't be any less trippy and interesting.
- I myself recreationally use trippy drugs like LSD, and even mushrooms should anyone have some handy.
- Likewise, the band's trippy neo-psychedelic arrangements and raging, minimalist rock were not earth shattering revelations, at least not for this seasoned Toronto audience.
- Tequila is a good warmer-upper, but be aware of its trippy side effects.
- With three albums under their belt, Archive attempt to find a happy medium between their Pink Floyd psychedelic rock and their trippy, electro-pop of earlier records.
- This is pop with a trippy, spaced-out spin to it.
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