| CHAMPIER | • CHAMPY adj. broken up by the trampling of beasts. |
| CLUMPIER | • clumpier adj. Comparative form of clumpy: more clumpy. • CLUMPY adj. in clumps. |
| CRAMPIER | • crampier adj. Comparative form of crampy: more crampy. • CRAMPY adj. affected with cramps. |
| CRIMPIER | • CRIMPY adj. wrinkled, curled. |
| CRUMPIER | • CRUMPY adj. crisp, also CRUMP. |
| FRUMPIER | • frumpier adj. Comparative form of frumpy: more frumpy. • FRUMPY adj. ill-dressed or dowdy. |
| GLUMPIER | • GLUMPY adj. (dialect) sulky. |
| GRUMPIER | • grumpier adj. Comparative form of grumpy: more grumpy. • GRUMPY adj. bad-tempered. |
| PLUMPIER | • plumpier adj. Comparative form of plumpy: more plumpy. • PLUMPY adj. (Shakespeare) somewhat plump, also PLUMPIE. |
| SKIMPIER | • skimpier adj. Comparative form of skimpy: more skimpy. • SKIMPY adj. brief, exiguous. |
| SLUMPIER | • slumpier adj. Comparative form of slumpy: more slumpy. • SLUMPY adj. marshy. |
| STOMPIER | • stompier adj. Comparative form of stompy: more stompy. • STOMPY adj. conducive to stomping the feet. |
| STUMPIER | • stumpier adj. Comparative form of stumpy: more stumpy. • STUMPY adj. short and squat. |
| SWAMPIER | • swampier adj. Comparative form of swampy: more swampy. • SWAMPY adj. like a swamp. |
| TRAMPIER | • trampier adj. Comparative form of trampy: more trampy. • TRAMPY adj. having the characteristics of a vagrant. |