Similar words: piracy, theocracy, accuracy, literacy, democracy, autocracy, conspiracy, illiteracy. Meaning: ['reɪsɪ] 
adj. 1. full of zest or vigor 2. marked by richness and fullness of flavor 3. suggestive of sexual impropriety 4. designed or suitable for competing in a race.
adj. 1. full of zest or vigor 2. marked by richness and fullness of flavor 3. suggestive of sexual impropriety 4. designed or suitable for competing in a race. 
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31. The script was a bit racy until the producer wielded his blue pencil.
32. Twenty percent of Britons have managed to send racy texts to the wrong person, and nearly one in 10 has been caught red-handed "sexting, " according to a poll on Tuesday.
33. For even as car sales slump, German savers are pulling money from their safe, but staid, savings banks and entrusting it to their racy—if ropy —carmakers.
34. The children were screaming now above the sound of the racy athletics commentary.
35. Busy boasts chug and scurry about the river - racy speed boat, stolid, snorting tugs.
35. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.
36. He should be stocky, not long - legged or racy in outline.
37. Two Indiana girls — one 16, one 15 — took racy photos of themselves at a slumber party and posted them online.
38. At her engagement to Charles, the racy bits of information to discredit her -- much totheirdisappointment.
39. From racy photos to tumbles heard 'round the world - these beauty queens' lives aren't as picture-perfect as they seem.
40. Racy: Describes a wine with pleasantly high acidity and bright flavors.
More similar words: piracy, theocracy, accuracy, literacy, democracy, autocracy, conspiracy, illiteracy, magistracy, meritocracy, bureaucracy, aristocracy, confederacy, gerontocracy, social democracy, legacy, fallacy, lunacy, papacy, privacy, primacy, adequacy, supremacy, delicacy, advocacy, celibacy, efficacy, intimacy, intricacy, diplomacy.