doorsteppy

English

Etymology

doorstep +‎ -y

Adjective

doorsteppy (comparative more doorsteppy, superlative most doorsteppy)

  1. (UK, informal) Of bread: sliced very thick.
    • 2017, Kerry Fisher, The Silent Wife:
      In my experience, the more doorsteppy the sandwiches, the better.
    • 2021, Vivienne Bennett, The Meanderings of a Serial Goat Keeper:
      My porridge was followed by toast, thick, doorsteppy chunks of it, and I tried to be polite with the amount of butter I slathered on them.
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