bendier
Increasingly able to flex
Bendier is the comparative form of bendy—more flexible or more inclined to curve: This wire is bendier than the last one.
The word appears mainly in casual speech, often describing materials, objects, or body parts: My yoga instructor is way bendier than I'll ever be.
Able to bend freely
- pliableCapable of bending easily
- suppleFlexing without damage
- malleableCapable of being shaped
- limberBending without resistance
elastic · rubbery · springy · yielding · pliant · twistable · moldable · ductile
Able to bend freely
- limberBending without resistance
- suppleFlexing without damage
- agileLimber and quick-moving
- double-jointedHaving unusually flexible joints
stretchy · loose-limbed · acrobatic · gymnastic · contortionist · nimble · lithe · lissome
flexible
Able to bend freely
limber · elastic · rubbery · springy · yielding · pliant · twistable · moldable · ductile · stretchier
flexible
Able to bend freely
double-jointed · stretchy · loose-limbed · acrobatic · gymnastic · contortionist · nimble · lithe · lissome · yoga
bendierstiffer
Less flexible, comparatively
harder · firmer · straighter · tougher
- bending overInclining torso downward
- bending the truthSelective honesty, misleading intent
- bending over backwardsExtreme effort to please
- bending the rulesInterpreting guidelines loosely
- bending the kneeAssuming a submissive posture
- gender bendingChallenging conventional identity categories