IPA: /ˈɡrɪpi/
KK: /ˈgrɪpi/
Having a surface that can hold onto things very well; the most effective at providing a strong grip.
These shoes have the grippiest soles, making them perfect for hiking on slippery trails.
Comparative: grippier
Superlative: grippiest
Grippiest → It is formed from "grip" (from Old English "gripian", meaning to seize or grasp) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The word "grippiest" means having the most grip or the best ability to hold on tightly.
Think of 'grip' as the ability to 'seize' something firmly, and '-iest' means the most. So, when something is the grippiest, it means it has the most ability to hold on tightly.