stroky

English

Etymology

From stroke +‎ -y.

Adjective

stroky (comparative more stroky, superlative most stroky)

1. Resembling or comprising a stroke or strokes.
   • 1883, Proceedings, volume 37, Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, page 182:

     Are there three letters? One is an "O"; one is a "stroky" letter — is it "T"?

   • Photoshop Tips, Tricks & Fixes (Imagine Publishing)

     Shadow Intensity lightens or darkens the image, while Texture gives a stroky, 3D quality.