Most

What do we mean by most?

Greatest in number. adjective

Greatest in amount, extent, or degree. adjective

In the greatest number of instances. adjective

The greatest amount or degree. noun

The greatest, best, or most exciting. Used with the: noun

The greatest part or number. pronoun

In or to the highest degree or extent. Used with many adjectives and adverbs to form the superlative degree. adverb

Very. adverb

Almost. adverb

(at (the) most) At the maximum. idiom

In the greatest or highest or in a very great or high degree, quantity, or extent; mostly; chiefly; principally.

Used before adjectives and adverbs to form a superlative phrase, as more is to form a comparative: as, most vile; most wicked; most illustrious; most rapidly.

A double superlative suffix associated with -more, a comparative suffix, now taken as a suffixal form of most, as used in forming superlatives, as in foremost, hindmost, uppermost, utmost, inmost, topmost, etc. Compare -more.

Greatest in size or extent; largest: superlative of much or mickle in its original sense ‘great,’ ‘large.’

Greatest in age; oldest.

Greatest in rank, position, or importance; highest; chief.

Greatest in amount, degree, or intensity: superlative of much.

Greatest in number; numerous beyond others; amounting to a considerable majority: superlative of many: used before nouns in the plural.

The greatest or greater number: in this sense plural. noun

The greatest amount.

The greater part.

A record-setting amount.

More than usual Urban Dictionary

Most is a smelly jockstrap. It derives the early days of baseball when players would wear the same jockstrap the whole season. At the end of the season they would make the rookie players smell them and wear them around their heads in a form of hazing. Though it was frowned upon, it occured quite frequently. The word "most" was used because of the high stench the jockstrap gave off. Urban Dictionary

The word most is also used in phrases that define a gay person. Urban Dictionary

1. to overexaggerate or over react. 2. when a person, place, or thing is negatively more than what was expected or can be tolerated. Origin- Kat from VH1 Wedding Wars, 2011. Urban Dictionary

When someone or something is so extra, they are the most. Urban Dictionary

To love more then mostet Urban Dictionary

Mosted: noun; a dating technique that’s a subclass of ghosting. Instead of completely disappearing after a short period or one night stand, the moster deeply engages with the victim, becomes very invested and appears to be very I retested in them before disappearing completely. Also see: asshole, scumbag, piece of shit. Urban Dictionary

Its when you or some you know is over acting or being loud, acting stupid, crying when the situation does not call for it and or being annoying,Often when people are singing in a group like a choir there is always that someone in the group that has to be loud and wants to be heard and seen . Urban Dictionary

Something really cool, top notch. usually said in a playful or joking fashion. Urban Dictionary

When someone comes at you strong with the feelings and affection then ghosts out. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to most:
most.

Words that rhyme with most:
post, host, close, gross, morose, coast, roast, ghost, toast, boast, bellicose, dose, utmost, riposte, foremost, grandiose, almost, diagnose, adipose, engross, engrossed, yost, outpost, glucose, adios, comatose, signpost, cellulose, lamppost, ost, fructose, overdose, los, goalpost, innermost, king post, diagnosed, post-, glasnost, frowst, seacoast, outermost, uppermost, comoros, gros, cohost, guidepost, grosz, french toast, bowse, ploce, southernmost, altos, arkose, dowst, dosed, moste, sucralose, northernmost, pot roast, beauce, blowse, sternpost, centavos, sowce, nitrocellulose, growse, noce, melba toast, first and foremost, gold coast, barbary coast, westernmost, rump roast, rowse, yoast, coste, lamb roast, gatos, groce, holy ghost, parcel post, grossed, trading post, from pillar to post, ivory coast, overdosed, stowce, pork roast, draw close, broce, come close, whipping post, crown roast, suncoast, boutros, lohse, command post, deaf as a post, hold close.

Adjectives that are often used to describe most:
other, clinical, moct, her, range, second, your, dear, physical, more, write, current, part, recent, german, how, late, typical, top, differential, welser, present, preface, further, historical, practice, note, southern, left, ten, direct, rural, our, what, like, average, moot, respiratory, while, test, since, cognitive, northern, active, informal, sixth, inimitable, blank, port, least, miscellaneous, helpful, intravenous, oral, based, 3rd, functional, official, fourth, outside.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective most:
part, cases, people, countries, men, patients, instances, women, states, children, americans, studies, systems, students, parts, companies, members, species, persons, places, applications, schools, attention, programs, writers, situations, cities, readers, organizations, individuals, families, workers, others, parents, teachers, respects, purposes, scholars, societies, observers, authors, communities, plants, animals, nations, firms, adults, users, authorities, books, critics, historians, researchers, scientists, governments, languages, girls, farmers, towns, managers, experts, manufacturers, libraries, boys, industries, investigators, physicians, projects, economists, ancient, need, agencies, citizens, accounts.

Consonant match to most:
mass, miss, mouse, moss, mess, mist, must, mast, masse, midst, mace, moose, mousse, moist, mice, mis, missed, mos, merce, mais, mest, mayst, merced, mussed, moste, massed, messed, meese, mohs, moused, meece, mossed, maust, mauss, mast-, maese, meise, moyse, muhs, maass, meiss, miesse.

Words that sound like most:
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