IPA: /ˈbruːdiɪst/
KK: /ˈbrudiɪst/
The most inclined to brood or be moody, often reflecting a deep or serious thoughtfulness.
After the argument, he was in his broodiest mood, staring out the window for hours.
Comparative: moodier
Superlative: broodiest
Broodiest → The word 'broodiest' is derived from 'broody' (from Old English 'brōd', meaning to sit or incubate) with the superlative suffix '-est' (meaning most). The term 'broodiest' refers to the state of being most inclined to brood or sit on eggs, or metaphorically, to be in a contemplative or moody state.
Think of 'brood' as sitting on eggs, and when someone is the 'broodiest', they are the most likely to be in a deep, contemplative mood.