Definition

Having more qualities or characteristics of soap; often used to describe something that is slippery or has a lathering effect.

Example

The soapier the mixture, the better it cleans the surfaces.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you tried that new dish at the restaurant down the street?

Not yet, but I heard it’s even soapier than the last one they served.

Wow, I didn’t think they could make it soapier!

I know, right? I can't wait to see how it tastes!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Soapier → It is formed from "soap" (from Old English *sape*, meaning a substance used for washing) and "-ier" (a suffix used to form comparative adjectives). The word "soapier" means having more qualities of soap, particularly in terms of lather or suds.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'soap' as a substance used for washing, and remember that 'soapier' means it has more of those washing qualities.

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