wavier
Less straight, more rippled
Wavier is the comparative form of wavy—having more waves or undulations.
Hair can be wavier than it was before: Her hair gets wavier in humid weather.
Surfaces, lines, or patterns that curve repeatedly are wavier when those curves become more pronounced.
sensename
Moving in waves
- ripplingFlowing in undulations
- curlingForming curved shapes
- flowingMoving continuously onward
- sinuousCurving in flowing turns
serpentine · oscillating · billowing · swaying · rolling · meandering · curvy · snaking
comparative
More prone to ringlets
undulating
Moving in waves
sinuous · serpentine · oscillating · billowing · swaying · rolling · meandering · curvy · snaking · twisting
curlier
More prone to ringlets
friendlier
More warmly disposed
- beckoningGesturing for approach
- signalingConveying information nonverbally
- greetingExpression of welcome
acknowledging · saluting · gesturing · flagging · hailing · summoning · motioning
- waving goodbyeGesture of parting
- waving helloGesture of friendly acknowledgment
- waving offDismissive hand gesture
- waving awayGestured dismissal of something
- waving handGesture of greeting
- flag wavingExcessive patriotic display