1. comparative form of clonky; more prone to making dull, heavy sounds; more clumsy or awkward in movement or operation
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The old machinery sounded clonkier than it did last year.
• His newer car is clonkier than the sleek model he traded in.
• The clonkier version of the robot moved with less precision.
• That clonkier keyboard makes too much noise when typing.
• The clonkier design was less popular with customers.