1. comparative form of flaggy; more inclined to flag or droop; more limp or wilted
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. comparative form of flaggy; containing more flagstones or resembling flagstone more closely
Usage: geological; technical

Examples

• The lettuce looked flaggier after sitting in the warm sun all afternoon.
• His energy seemed flaggier as the day wore on.
• The flaggier sections of the rock formation were easier to split into thin sheets.
• The plant's leaves grew flaggier without proper watering.
• The flaggier soil near the stream contained more slate fragments.