英和和英

形容詞

startuppy (comparative more startuppy, superlative most startuppy)

1. (business, rare) Synonym of startupish
   • 2008, Jessica Livingston, Founders at Work, Stories of Startups' Early Days, page 211:

     Whereas iCat was in Seattle, which was much more startuppy. For some reason there were no serious competitors in Silicon Valley.

   • 2011 February 3, Randall Bennett, “Quattro errors”, in BYU CocoaHeads‎ (Usenet):

     Plus then I can save some money, and devote it to the startuppy lifestyle. Oh, and I have a kid due in 3 weeks, so that freaks me out financially too. :)

   • 2018, Eddy Laveren, Robert Blackburn, Ulla Hytti (editors), Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Education, Frontiers in European Entrepreneurship Research, page 157:

     Here 'startuppy' is used as an antidote to reject ideas that sound too 'bureaucratic'.

   • 2022, Iolanthe Gabrie, 100 Days of Brave, How to Launch a Business You Love in Three Months:

     The second critical C to understand and respect is copyright. There is likely no greyer area of the law than copyright, but as a startuppy, entrepreneurish type, it's important that you understand the key machinations of it, and that you respect it.