More showy, bright, or attention-grabbing in appearance; more likely to impress people with style.
Comparative form of 'flashy,' derived from 'flash' + the suffix '-y' (adjective-forming) + '-er' (comparative). 'Flashy' emerged in the 19th century as slang.
The comparative 'flashier' is interesting linguistically because it shows how slang words ('flashy') can quickly become respectable enough to get standard grammatical forms like comparatives and superlatives.
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