IPA: /ˈɡrɪzliər/
KK: /ˈɡrɪzliər/
More frightening or intimidating than something else; often used to describe something that causes fear or is associated with danger.
The grizzlier bear was more terrifying than the others in the forest.
Grizzlier is derived from the word "grizzly" (from the adjective form of "grizzled", meaning gray or streaked with gray, which comes from the Old English "grisel", meaning gray). The suffix "-ier" indicates a comparative form. Therefore, "grizzlier" means more grizzled or having more gray streaks than something else.
Think of 'grizzled' meaning gray, and the '-ier' shows comparison, so 'grizzlier' means more gray than another.