learny

See also: Learny

English

Etymology

From learn +‎ -y.

Adjective

learny (not comparable)

1. (informal, rare) Involving or characterized by learning.
   • 2008 July 16, Gilly Salmon, Palitha Edirisingha, EBOOK: Podcasting for Learning in Universities, McGraw-Hill Education (UK), →ISBN, page 184:

     Note, too, reports that students' listening practices were complexly interwoven with their other learning practices – listening was often accompanied by note-taking, for example, as if listening alone is not sufficiently 'learny'.

   • 2018 April 3, Jesse Andrews, Munmun, Abrams, →ISBN:

     “Look, just go study, remind everyone what a learny maniac you are,” I told her, she hugged me fiercely and left. Through a window I watched her laying out vidcarpet in a livingroom for all to see, Hue be honest, is this really what […]