IPA: /ˈmæsi/
KK: /ˈmæsi/
Having a large size or weight; bulky.
The massy structure of the building made it stand out in the skyline.
Comparative: masser
Superlative: massed
**Massy** → The word 'massy' originates from the Old French 'massif', meaning bulky or solid. It describes something that is large and heavy in appearance or structure.
Think of something that is 'bulky' or 'solid' — that's why 'massy' refers to something large and heavy.