IPA: /ˈhʌski/
KK: /ˈhʌski/
The most strong and powerful in appearance or voice, often used to describe someone who is very muscular or has a deep voice.
He is the huskiest player on the team, known for his strength and size.
Comparative: huskier
Superlative: huskiest
Huskiest → The word 'husky' comes from the term 'husky' (from the 19th-century American English, possibly derived from 'husk' meaning rough or coarse) and the suffix '-est' (indicating the superlative form). The word 'huskiest' means having the most husky quality, often referring to a strong, robust, or coarse nature.
Think of 'husky' as describing something strong or coarse, and remember that 'huskiest' means the strongest or coarsest of all.