Definition

Having a soft, thick, and somewhat sticky texture, similar to dough.

Example

The bread was too doughier than I expected, making it hard to slice.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you tried the new bakery down the street?

Not yet, but I heard their bread is doughier than most places.

I love doughier bread; it’s so soft and chewy.

You should go! I think you’d really enjoy it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'doughier' is derived from 'dough' (from Old English *dāh*, meaning a mixture of flour and water) and the suffix '-ier' (indicating a comparative form). The term 'doughier' refers to something that has the qualities or characteristics of dough, typically being soft or pliable.

Memory Tip

Think of 'dough' as a soft mixture, and remember that 'doughier' means something that is more like dough, being softer or more pliable.

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