IPA: /ˈhʌŋki/
KK: /hʌŋki/
More attractive or well-built than someone or something else.
He became hunkier after starting his workout routine.
Comparative: hunkier
Superlative: hunkiest
Hunkier → The word 'hunkier' is derived from 'hunky' (originating from the slang term 'hunk', which is of uncertain origin but likely related to the Dutch word 'honk', meaning a large piece or chunk). The suffix '-ier' indicates a comparative form. Therefore, 'hunkier' means more hunky or more attractive in a robust or muscular way.
Think of 'hunky' as describing someone who is a large, attractive chunk of a person, and remember that 'hunkier' means even more so.