1. comparative form of gappy; having more gaps, spaces, or missing parts
Usage: informal; used to describe something with increased or more noticeable gaps or absences

Examples

• The fence looked gappier after the storm knocked down several boards.
• Her smile was gappier than before she lost that tooth.
• The data set became gappier as more records were removed.
• This version of the text is gappier than the original manuscript.
• The old wooden deck was gappier and more dangerous to walk on.