1. comparative form of lairy; more flashy, showy, or ostentatious in appearance or behavior
Usage: British informal; often used to describe clothing, jewelry, or demeanor that is loud or attention-seeking

Examples

• His outfit was even lairier than last week's, with bright colors and oversized jewelry.
• She chose a lairier style for the party, wanting to stand out from the crowd.
• The lairier the car, the more attention it seemed to attract on the street.
• He preferred a lairier look with bold patterns and eye-catching accessories.
• That's a lairier version of the same design, with more embellishments.