More prominent or pronounced in the beak; more resembling a beak (comparative form).
From 'beaky' (adjective form of 'beak') + '-er' (comparative suffix). Follows standard English pattern for creating comparative adjectives.
The word 'beakier' lets you compare how beak-like different birds or noses are, which is exactly what Charles Darwin might have done when studying finches in the Galápagos Islands.
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