flexi

English

Noun

flexi (countable and uncountable, plural flexis)

1. (usually uncountable, UK) Clipping of flexitime.
   • 2011, V. S. Somanath, International Financial Management, page 156:

     This is remarkable for those who want to trade on a flexi basis, because a trader can choose when he wants to trade–morning, noon or night.

2. (countable, music) Ellipsis of flexi disc.

Adjective

flexi (not comparable)

1. Clipping of flexible.
   • 2009, Wendy Bosberry-Scott, John Catt's Preparatory Schools 2009, page xvii:

     The attraction to parents of flexi boarding is not hard to see.

Derived terms

• flexi-leave
• flexi-schooling

Anagrams

• FELIX, Felix, exfil

Latin

Verb

flexī

1. first-person singular perfect active indicative of flectō