1. comparative form of fringe; more unconventional, alternative, or on the outer edge of mainstream society or thought
Usage: informal; comparative degree
2. comparative form of fringe; having more fringe or decorative border
Usage: comparative degree

Examples

• That political movement is fringier than the mainstream party.
• Her fashion sense is fringier than most people's in the office.
• The fringier elements of the group held more extreme views.
• This fabric is fringier than the one we looked at yesterday.
• He gravitates toward fringier music genres that few people listen to.