IPA: /ˈmɛlti/
KK: /ˈmɛlti/
Describing something that easily becomes liquid when heated.
The cheese on the pizza was melty and delicious.
Comparative: more melty
Superlative: most melty
Melty → The word is derived from 'melt' (from Old English 'meltan', meaning to cause to dissolve or to become liquid) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or having the quality of). Thus, 'melty' describes something that has the quality of melting or is in a state of melting.
Think of something that is 'causing to dissolve' ('melt') and has the quality of that state ('-y'). This helps you remember that 'melty' refers to something that is in the process of melting.