Definition of matty in English:

matty

adjective ˈmati

Especially of hair: matted, tangled. Of an animal or person: having matted hair.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Nestor Ironside’ (d. 1752), poet and Church of England clergyman (real name Samuel Croxall). From mat + -y.

Definition of matty in US English:

matty

adjectiveˈmati

Especially of hair: matted, tangled. Of an animal or person: having matted hair.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Nestor Ironside’ (d. 1752), poet and Church of England clergyman (real name Samuel Croxall). From mat + -y.

词汇	matty
释义	Definition of matty in English: matty adjective ˈmati Especially of hair: matted, tangled. Of an animal or person: having matted hair. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Nestor Ironside’ (d. 1752), poet and Church of England clergyman (real name Samuel Croxall). From mat + -y. Definition of matty in US English: matty adjectiveˈmati Especially of hair: matted, tangled. Of an animal or person: having matted hair. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in ‘Nestor Ironside’ (d. 1752), poet and Church of England clergyman (real name Samuel Croxall). From mat + -y.
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