slitty

English

Etymology

From slit +‎ -y.

Adjective

slitty (comparative slittier, superlative slittiest)

1. Slitlike.
   • 1982, Douglas Adams, Life, the Universe and Everything, page 8:

     It had a peculiar alien tallness, a peculiar alien flattened head, peculiar slitty little alien eyes[.]

   • 1997, Ben Pimlott, The Queen: A Biography of Elizabeth II:

     Chatting to some British students, he cheerily remarked that they would get "slitty eyes" if they stayed too long in China.

   • 1998, Julie Myerson, Me and the Fat Man:

     We choose the farthest away church with the blackest, slittiest windows and he pulls me and Jimmy in.

Anagrams

• stilty