IPA: /ˈwɪpiər/
KK: /ˈwɪpi/
More flexible and able to move quickly or easily than something else.
The new design is whippier, allowing for faster turns on the track.
The word 'whippier' is derived from 'whippy' (meaning flexible or pliable) with the suffix '-er' (meaning one who or that which). The term 'whippier' describes something that is more flexible or pliable than another.
Think of 'whippy' as something that is flexible, and the '-er' indicates a comparison, so 'whippier' means more flexible.