Definition

Having more glitches or errors than something else; more prone to malfunction or problems.

Example

The new software update is glitchier than the previous version, causing more frequent crashes.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you noticed that the game is getting even glitchier lately?

Yeah, it's driving me a bit crazy sometimes!

I hope they fix it soon because it's really affecting my score.

Same here! I can't wait for the update to make it smoother.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Glitchier → The word 'glitch' originates from Yiddish 'glitsh' (meaning to slip or slide), combined with the English suffix '-ier' (indicating a comparative form). The term 'glitchier' refers to something that has more glitches or is more prone to errors or malfunctions.

Memory Tip

Think of 'glitch' meaning to slip or have a minor malfunction, and the '-ier' suffix indicates that something has more of those slips — that's why 'glitchier' means more prone to glitches.

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