Adjective

(en adjective)

Designed to offer little resistance to the flow of fluid, especially by having sleek, graceful lines.

Having been made more simple and straight forward.

Adjective

(er)

(childish) of something that goes zoom!

*{{quote-book

, title=Househusband , author=Ad Hudler , year=2004 , page=284 , passage=We play a game she calls zoomy rocket, which usually draws some nasty maternal stares.}}

*{{quote-journal

, journal=Kiplinger's Personal Finance? , year=Dec 1970 , volume=24 , number=12 , page=6 , passage=Zoomy little race cars

(mechanics) of something that looks like it would go zoom: sleek, speedy, streamlined

:zoomy but faded paint jobs

*{{quote-journal

, journal=Popular Mechanics , year=May 1992 , page=39 , passage=In our recent visits to the Frankfurt and Tokyo auto shows, we saw the zoomy shapes we expect at major shows.}}

*{{quote-journal

, journal=Car and Driver , year=2007 , page=59 , volume=52 , passage=Does the zoomy new look of the TT [automobile] equate with a corresponding improvement in performance?}}

(slang) Stylish, as a zoomy car, or as someone who looks like they would drive a zoomy car

*{{quote-book

, title=The circle home , author=Edward Hoagland , year=1960 , page=191 , passage=He caught a downtown bus and felt real good, real zoomy . }}

*{{quote-book

, title=Getting into fashion , author=Melissa Sones , year=1984 , page=237 , passage=Her "mod zoomy' little showcases," as she describes her boutiques, are as mod and ' zoomy as Johnson herself.}}

(photography) Obviously characteristic of a zoom lens

:relies upon zoomy close-ups

:wobbly, zoomy , headachey shots

*{{quote-journal

, journal=American anthropologist , year=1977 , volume=79 , page=760 , passage=However, the photography is at moments too poorly exposed, too zoomy , and the camera positioned too closely, for the footage to be useful}}