mostest

[mohs-tist]

adjective

Slang.

1. most.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mostest¹

First recorded in 1880–85; most + -est ¹

Example Sentences

Paige was the hostess with the mostest curating these gatherings.

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Long before she was the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle was a confident “hostess with the mostest,” as evidenced by some savvy Christmastime entertaining advice from an old interview that recently resurfaced.

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Raven-Symoné is your hostess with the mostest for the new variety special “Holidays Unwrapped.”

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Melissa Peterman is back as your hostess with the mostest for not one but two presentations of Disney Hall’s annual “Holiday Sing-Along,” featuring Angeles Chorale, a jazz combo, the hall’s massive pipe organ — and you!

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If highest/longest/fastest/mostest is a consideration in a given sport, there will always be a mythical ceiling—a point at which the limits of the human body and the laws of gravity collide.

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