IPA: /ˈfɛlti/
KK: /fɛlti/
Relating to or resembling a soft, thick fabric made from wool or other fibers that are pressed together.
The artist used a felty material to create a warm and textured sculpture.
The word 'felty' originates from the noun 'felt' (from Old English *felt*, meaning a type of fabric made from wool) combined with the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or having the quality of). Thus, 'felty' describes something that has the characteristics of felt, typically being soft and fuzzy.
Think of 'felt' as a soft fabric, and remember that 'felty' means something that is soft and fuzzy like felt.