IPA: /ˈslænti/
KK: /ˈslænti/
Having a slope or angle; not straight or level.
The roof had a slanty design that allowed rain to run off easily.
Comparative: slantier
Superlative: slantiest
Slanty → The word is derived from 'slant' (from Middle English 'slanten', meaning to slope or incline) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Therefore, 'slanty' describes something characterized by a slope or incline.
Think of something that is 'characterized by' a 'slope' — that's what 'slanty' means.