pinkest
SayPINGK-ist/ˈpɪŋkɪst/
- 1Superlative of pink.
Of all the roses on display, the judges chose the pinkest one for the prize.
The salmon fillets at the market were the pinkest she had seen all season.
Note
A one-syllable adjective takes its top degree with -est, so pink runs pink, pinker, pinkest, and "most pink" sounds stiff beside it. The ending follows whichever pink is meant. Usually that is the color, as with roses or salmon, but the political shade is already a matter of degree, so the pinkest of a group of politicians is the one leaning furthest toward red without quite arriving.
pinkest is a form of pink
pink, adjective: Pale red in color, as flushed cheeks or undercooked meat can be. Full entry
- Spelling
- pink → pinkest: add -est
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