IPA: /ˈslɪti/
KK: /ˈslɪti/
Describing something that has a narrow opening or slit-like appearance.
The cat's eyes were slitty, making it look more mysterious in the dark.
Comparative: slittier
Superlative: slittiest
The word 'slitty' originates from the Old English 'slit', meaning to cut or make a slit, combined with the suffix '-y', which indicates a characteristic. Therefore, 'slitty' describes something that has slits or is characterized by slits.
Think of something that is 'cut' ('slit') and has a characteristic of being 'slit-like' due to the '-y' ending.