IPA: /ˈpeɪnti/
KK: /ˈpeɪnti/
Describing something that is covered or smeared with paint, or has an excessive amount of paint on it.
The walls looked painty after the artist finished his work.
Comparative: more painty
Superlative: most painty
The word 'painty' is derived from 'paint' (from Old French *peindre*, meaning to apply color) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or having the quality of). Thus, 'painty' describes something that is characterized by or has the quality of paint, often implying a vivid or colorful appearance.
Think of 'paint' as applying color, and the '-y' means having that quality. So, 'painty' helps you remember something that is colorful or has the quality of paint.