IPA: /ˈweɪviər/
KK: /ˈweɪvjər/
Having curves or undulations; not straight, and in this case, more so than something that is wavy.
The fabric has a wavier texture that adds more character to the dress.
Comparative: wavier
Superlative: waviest
Wavier → The word is derived from the verb 'waive' (from Old French *waiver*, meaning to give up or relinquish) combined with the suffix '-er' (meaning a person who). Thus, 'wavier' refers to a person who gives up or relinquishes something.
Think of someone who 'gives up' ('waive') something, and the '-er' indicates that this person is the one doing the action. This helps you remember that 'wavier' refers to a person who relinquishes.