Peachy
/ˈpiː.tʃi/noun
Pleasant, excellent, or in very good condition.
Did you know?“Peachy” is just an adjective from “peach,” and the fruit’s English name ultimately came through a long trade route from Latin and Greek back to Persian, where the fruit was known as a kind of “Persian apple.”
Etymological Timeline
Old French
OF
pesche
“peach”
Middle English
ME
peche
“the fruit peach”
16th Century
English
peachy
“resembling a peach; later, excellent or very satisfactory”
Modern English
English
peachy
“pleasant, fine, or excellent”