1. comparative form of scatty; more absent-minded, disorganized, or forgetful
Usage: British informal

Examples

• She’s been even scattier than usual since starting her new job.
• My grandmother is getting scattier with age and often forgets where she put things.
• He’s scattier in the mornings before his coffee.
• The professor seemed scattier during finals week, mixing up students’ names.
• I’m much scattier when I’m stressed about deadlines.