pointy

[poin-tee]

adjective

pointier, pointiest 

1. having a comparatively sharp point.

   The elf had pointy little ears.

pointy

/ ˈpɔɪntɪ /

adjective

1. having a sharp point or points; pointed

Word History and Origins

Origin of pointy¹

First recorded in 1635–45; point + -y ¹

Example Sentences

“With the xenomorph pointy teeth or flat teeth, I’m like, ‘Oh, flat teeth is so much worse.’

From Salon

The vinyl faces are attached to plush bodies, and come with a signature look - pointy ears, big eyes and a mischievous grin showing exactly nine teeth.

From BBC

That’s because the twisty, spindly room centerpiece with large, pointy, deep green leaves is no ordinary tree.

From Los Angeles Times

She wears a pointy hat in free YouTube tutorials and leads women into the Topanga forest for “rage rituals,” during which they scream and thrash sticks around as she guides them in unleashing pent-up anger.

From Los Angeles Times

Many techniques come together in the iconic pointy black hat for the future Wicked Witch of the West.

From Los Angeles Times