Comparative form of grippy; more sticky, viscous, or providing better traction and holding power.
From 'grippy' (adjective meaning having good grip) plus comparative suffix '-er' (Old English origin). A modern formation from informal English usage.
Tire manufacturers obsess over grippier compounds—they test rubber formulas endlessly because a grippier tire in wet conditions can prevent crashes, which is why tire ratings matter so much in car safety specs!
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