IPA: /ˈstræpiər/
KK: /ˈstræpiər/
More strappy than something else, often referring to clothing or accessories that have more straps or are designed with a strap-like appearance.
She wore a strappier dress to the party than her friend did.
Comparative: strappier
Superlative: strappiest
The word 'strappier' is derived from 'strap' (from Old English 'strap', meaning a strip of leather or material) and the comparative suffix '-ier' (indicating more). Thus, 'strappier' means more like a strap or having more straps.
Think of a 'strap' as a strip of material, and when something is 'strappier', it has more of those straps or is more like a strap.