craziest
SayKRAY-zee-istUK/ˈkɹeɪ.zi.ɪst/AUS/ˈkɹæɪ.zi.ɪst/
- 1Superlative of crazy.
Of all his schemes, buying a circus was the craziest by far.
The craziest part of the night was when the band jumped into the crowd.
Note
Two-syllable adjectives ending in -y usually take -est rather than most, and the y turns to i before the suffix: crazy, craziest. The superlative can carry any meaning of crazy. The craziest idea is the most wildly surprising, and the craziest fan is the most enthusiastic. It even reaches the obsolete sense of ramshackle, in which the craziest hut was the one likeliest to fall apart.
craziest is a form of crazy
crazy, adjective: Wild, chaotic, or completely out of control. Full entry
- Spelling
- crazy → craziest: change y to i, add -est
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