IPA: /ˈpoʊkiər/
KK: /ˈpoʊkiər/
More poky; having a more cramped or uncomfortable feeling than something else.
The new apartment feels pokier than the old one.
Comparative: pokier
Superlative: pokiest
Pokier → The word 'pokier' is derived from 'poky' (from the dialectal 'poke', meaning to poke or prod) with the comparative suffix '-ier' (indicating more). The term 'pokier' describes something that is more poky or cramped.
Think of 'poke' as a way to describe something that feels cramped or uncomfortable, and remember that 'pokier' means more of that cramped feeling.