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Often used in the same context:
craziest,
freakiest,
weirdest,
strangest,
stupidest,
funniest,
wildest,
oddest,
dumbest,
lousiest,
wackiest,
silliest,
coolest,
whackiest,
ugliest,
rudest,
gayest,
saddest,
clumsiest,
grossest,
politest,
happiest,
nicest,
scariest,
neatest,
luckiest,
meanest,
vainest,
creepiest,
angriest,
blackest,
funkiest,
grandest,
hairiest,
tackiest,
sanest,
bounciest,
loveliest,
sweetest,
classiest,
laziest,
gutsiest,
filthiest,
dullest,
sauciest,
cheesiest,
zaniest,
cruellest,
cockiest,
nastiest,
cleverest,
glummest,
loudest,
daftest,
iest,
corniest,
trashiest,
giddiest,
slimiest,
prettiest,
spookiest,
loneliest,
worst,
hugest,
wickedest,
smartest,
naughtiest,
grumpiest,
darkest,
kindest,
smuggest,
kookiest,
horniest,
noisiest,
wittiest,
bitchiest,
cutest,
scrappiest,
barmy,
dodgiest,
scruffiest,
brainiest,
weird,
queerest,
cheekiest,
weirder,
lamest,
shadiest,
goofiest,
whacky,
foulest,
haughtiest,
insane,
whitest,
smelliest,
squarest,
proudest,
smoothest,
sorriest,
foxiest,
dreamiest,
mad,
crazy,
jolliest,
delirious,
quietest,
alive,
foolish,
heedless,
merriest,
scary,
idlest,
quieter,
reckless,
wonderful,
calmest
Also try:
— Nouns for maddest:
thing,
man,
things,
plunge,
projects,
day,
voyage,
kind,
folly,
way,
ideas,
more...
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