best
best - adjective
- Excelling all others
- Most productive of good : offering or producing the greatest advantage, utility, or satisfaction
- Most, largest
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"the best student in the class"
best - thesaurus
Synonyms: Sunday, dressy, formal, noncasual, dressed up, chic, elegant, fashionable
Antonyms: casual, everyday, informal, workaday, dégagé, relaxed, sporty, dressed down
SpellingJoy score for best
SpellingJoy Gematria
📚 Apprentice
83
Letter Values
B
5
E
5
S
20
T
23
Etymology
Middle English best, beste, going back to Old English betst, best, (as weak adjective) betsta, betesta, going back to Germanic *batista-, superlative degree of the adjective seen in the comparative *batizōn better:1, whence also Old Frisian best, bēst "best," Old Saxon betst, best, Old High German bezzisto, Old Icelandic beztr, baztr, Gothic batista