IPA: /ˈslɪti/
KK: /ˈslɪti/
Having the most narrow or thin openings or slits.
The slittiest design allowed for maximum airflow while maintaining a sleek appearance.
Comparative: slittier
Superlative: slittiest
The word 'slittiest' is derived from 'slitty' (from Old English 'slite', meaning to slit or cut) combined with the superlative suffix '-est' (indicating the highest degree). Therefore, 'slittiest' refers to something that is the most slit or cut, often used to describe something that is very narrow or has many slits.
Think of 'slit' as something that is 'cut' and remember that 'slittiest' means having the most cuts or slits.
No commonly confused words.