ˈprōzē, -zi adjective
( -er/-est )
Etymology: prose (I) + -y
1. : of, relating to or having the characteristics of prose : commonplace , prosaic
a dull prosy description of some of the exhibits — Sam Pollock
the prosy , shapeless frame houses without architectural charm or dignity — C.G.Bowers
2. : tedious in speech or manner
all prosy dull society sinners, who chatter and bleat and bore — W.S.Gilbert