More cup-like in appearance or shape; the comparative form of cuppy.
From cuppy (cup-like) plus the comparative suffix '-er', following standard English grammar for comparing qualities.
Comparative adjectives like this show how English naturally grades qualities—'cuppier' might describe a bowl that's more rounded and cup-shaped than another, and poets used such forms even if they didn't become standard.
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