churny

English

Etymology

From churn +‎ -y.

Adjective

churny (comparative more churny or churnier, superlative most churny or churniest)

1. Characteristic of churning; (by extension) queasy
   • 2010, Sarah Morgan, Dare She Date the Dreamy Doc?, page 133:

     She giggled. 'You don't make me feel sick. You make me sort of churny in my stomach.'

   • 2018, Pepper Winters, The Girl & Her Ren:

     I only knew a canyon of vast quaking emptiness with a river of the roughest, churniest despair.