browsy

(ˈbraʊzɪ)

adj

characterized by browsing

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But since Richard Booth opened his first bookshop in the 1960s, Hay has been a byword for browsy, bookish inquiry and adventure.

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Rejecting the history-museum standard of wordy plaques, browsy pace and relics under glass, the center plans a guided multimedia extravaganza to "appeal to the hearts as well as the minds" of heritage seekers.

The Ungrounded Railroad

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