torchy

/ˈtɔrtʃi/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling a torch; giving off a bright, flickering light like a flame.
    • The old street lamps gave a torchy, uneven light.
    • She carried a torchy lantern through the dark cave.
    • The torchy glow of the campfire lit up their faces.
  2. Sentimental or romantic in an exaggerated or old-fashioned way (informal, often used in 'torchy song').
    • The movie had a torchy soundtrack that made everyone sigh.
    • Her torchy poetry was full of longing and heartache.
    • He sang a torchy ballad about lost love.
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