Definition of spacy in English:

spacy

(also spacey)

adjective ˈspeɪsi

1Large, extensive; spacious, roomy.
2Slang (originally and chiefly US). In a heightened state of consciousness.
3Of music: that features electronically generated sounds, supposedly characteristic of outer space; futuristic.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Basse (c1583–?1653), poet. From space + -y.

Basie, Casey, Gracie, lacy, O'Casey, pace, pacy, precis, racy, Stacey, Sulawesi, Tracy

(also spacey)

adjectiveˈspeɪsi

1Large, extensive; spacious, roomy.
2Slang (originally and chiefly US). In a heightened state of consciousness.
3Of music: that features electronically generated sounds, supposedly characteristic of outer space; futuristic.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Basse (c1583–?1653), poet. From space + -y.

词汇	spacy
释义	Definition of spacy in English: spacy (also spacey) adjective ˈspeɪsi 1Large, extensive; spacious, roomy. 2Slang (originally and chiefly US). In a heightened state of consciousness. 3Of music: that features electronically generated sounds, supposedly characteristic of outer space; futuristic. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Basse (c1583–?1653), poet. From space + -y. Rhymes Basie, Casey, Gracie, lacy, O'Casey, pace, pacy, precis, racy, Stacey, Sulawesi, Tracy Definition of spacy in US English: spacy (also spacey) adjectiveˈspeɪsi 1Large, extensive; spacious, roomy. 2Slang (originally and chiefly US). In a heightened state of consciousness. 3Of music: that features electronically generated sounds, supposedly characteristic of outer space; futuristic. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Basse (c1583–?1653), poet. From space + -y.
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