IPA: /ˈɡʌstɪər/
KK: /ˈɡʌstɪər/
Having stronger or more sudden bursts of wind than usual.
The weather report said it would be gustier today, so we should be careful while sailing.
Comparative: gustier
Superlative: gustiest
The word 'gustier' is derived from 'gust' (from Latin 'gustus', meaning taste) and the suffix '-ier' (indicating a comparative form). Thus, 'gustier' refers to something that has a stronger or more pronounced taste.
Think of 'gust' as relating to taste, and remember that 'gustier' means having a stronger taste.