IPA: //ˈpeɪntiər//
KK: /ˈpeɪntiər/
Having the qualities or characteristics of paint; often used to describe something that looks like it has been painted or has a vivid color.
The artist used a paintier style to make the colors pop on the canvas.
Comparative: more painty
Superlative: most painty
Paintier → The word 'paintier' comes from Old French 'peintre' (meaning painter), which is derived from the Latin 'pingere' (meaning to paint). The suffix '-ier' indicates a person who performs a specific action. Thus, 'paintier' refers to a person who paints.
Think of the Old French word 'peintre' for painter, and remember that 'paintier' means a person who paints.