jetsetty

See also: jet-setty

English

Adjective

jetsetty (comparative more jetsetty, superlative most jetsetty)

1. Alternative form of jet-setty.
   • 1970 March 1, Tavy Stone, “The Handy, Dandy, Where-It’s-At Guide For Michigan Tourists On The Gold Coast”, in Detroit Free Press, volume 139, number 301, page 13:

     But, though the M.B. to P.B. regulars defect now and then, visiting other promised lands in the approved jetsetty way, they always return to their Atlantis on the Atlantic.

   • 1992, Jane F. Carpineto, R.N.: The Commitment, the Heartache, and the Courage of Three Dedicated Nurses, Thomas Dunne Books, →ISBN, page 151:

     He had a blue-blood background, was a real athletic, jetsetty, outdoorsy type with a roving eye.

   • 2000 January 6, Roberto Friedman and the Franciscan Monkees, “Out There”, in Bay Area Reporter, volume 30, number 1, page 26, column 3:

     Here is JR at his bluntest, describing the experience of first bedding his sugar daddy, major cubist art collector Douglas Cooper, who went on to give him Continental luxury, a château in Provence, a jetsetty lifestyle, and entrée into art and money circles (before their nasty break-up 12 years later): […]