IPA: /ˈbloʊzi/
KK: /ˈbloʊzi/
The most characterized by a ruddy or unkempt appearance, often used to describe someone who looks disheveled or overly indulgent in food and drink.
After the party, she looked the blowsiest of all her friends, with her hair messy and her cheeks flushed.
Comparative: blowsier
Superlative: blowsiest
The word 'blowsiest' is derived from 'blow' (from Old English 'blāwan', meaning to emit air or breath) and the superlative suffix '-iest' (meaning most). Therefore, 'blowsiest' refers to something that emits the most air or breath, often used to describe something that is the most windy or breezy.
Think of 'blow' as emitting air, and when you add '-iest', it means the most of that action. So, 'blowsiest' helps you remember that it refers to the most windy or breezy.
No commonly confused words.