1. comparative form of slippery; more likely to cause slipping or sliding
2. comparative form of slippery; more evasive or hard to pin down
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The wet rocks became even slippier after the rain started.
• This floor is slippier than the one in the other room.
• Ice makes the sidewalk much slippier than snow does.
• The politician’s answers grew slippier as the interview continued.
• That soap is slippier than the brand we usually buy.
• The fish became slippier the longer we tried to hold it.