slivery

/ˈslɪvəri/
adjective
  1. Consisting of or resembling small, thin pieces; splintery.
    • The old wooden floor was rough and slivery.
    • The slivery texture of the bamboo mat irritated her skin.
    • Be careful with that broken glass; it's very slivery.
  2. Tending to break or split into slivers.
    • She avoided the slivery branches while hiking.
    • This type of pine is slivery and not good for carving.
    • The dry, slivery wood snapped easily in his hands.
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