IPA: /ˈtæti/
KK: /ˈtæti/
More worn out or shabby than something else.
Her clothes looked tattier than mine after the camping trip.
Comparative: tattier
Superlative: tattiest
Tattier → The word 'tattier' is derived from 'tatty' (from the Scottish word 'tattie', meaning potato) with the comparative suffix '-ier' (indicating more). The term 'tattier' refers to something that is more shabby or ragged, often used to describe clothing or appearance.
Think of 'tatty' meaning shabby or ragged, and remember that 'tattier' means more shabby or ragged.