More gummy; more sticky, viscous, or resembling gum than something else.
Comparative form of 'gummy,' made by adding '-er' to the adjective. 'Gummy' derives from 'gum' plus '-y,' a common suffix meaning 'characterized by or full of.'
Comparative adjectives like 'gummier' show how English uses endings rather than separate words—other languages might need 'more gummy,' but English just adds '-er,' which is much faster to say.
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