terms |
tastiest |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective tastiest is
(
tasty).
tastier |
tastiest |
As adjectives the difference between tastier and tastiest
is that
tastier is (
tasty) while
tastiest is (
tasty).
tasteful |
tastiest |
As adjectives the difference between tasteful and tastiest
is that
tasteful is having or exhibiting good taste; aesthetically pleasing or conforming to expectations or ideals of what is appropriate while
tastiest is superlative of tasty.
tastiest |
toastiest |
As adjectives the difference between tastiest and toastiest
is that
tastiest is (
tasty) while
toastiest is (
toasty).
hastiest |
tastiest |
As adjectives the difference between hastiest and tastiest
is that
hastiest is superlative of hasty while
tastiest is superlative of tasty.
testiest |
tastiest |
As adjectives the difference between testiest and tastiest
is that
testiest is superlative of testy while
tastiest is superlative of tasty.
vastiest |
tastiest |
As adjectives the difference between vastiest and tastiest
is that
vastiest is superlative of vasty while
tastiest is superlative of tasty.
tastiest |
tattiest |
As adjectives the difference between tastiest and tattiest
is that
tastiest is superlative of tasty while
tattiest is superlative of tatty.
tastiest |
pastiest |
As adjectives the difference between tastiest and pastiest
is that
tastiest is (
tasty) while
pastiest is (
pasty).
tastest |
tastiest |
As a verb tastest
is archaic second-person singular of taste.
As an adjective tastiest is
superlative of tasty.
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