oddest
SayOD-ist/ˈɑdɪst/UK/ˈɒdɪst/
- 1Superlative of odd.
Of all her relatives, Aunt Mira was easily the oddest.
The museum's oddest exhibit was a two-headed snake floating in a jar.
Note
Only the "strange" meanings of odd climb to this degree: the oddest guest is the most peculiar one. The senses that count rather than judge (unmatched, left over, occasional) do not usually grade, so the oddest sock is the strangest sock, not the most unpaired. Use odder when comparing two and oddest when ranking three or more. Most odd says the same thing in two words.
oddest is a form of odd
odd, adjective: Peculiar or eccentric in appearance or character; bizarre. Full entry
- Spelling
- odd → oddest: add -est
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