IPA: /ˈlaɪmi/
KK: /ˈlaɪmi/
Referring to something that has the most characteristics of being limey, which often means having a strong flavor or smell of lime.
The limiest dish on the menu was a refreshing lime tart that everyone loved.
Comparative: limeyer
Superlative: limiest
The word 'limiest' is derived from 'lime' (from Old English 'lim', meaning a sticky substance or clay) and the suffix '-est' (indicating the superlative degree). Therefore, 'limiest' refers to something that has the most lime or is the stickiest in nature.
Think of 'lime' as a sticky substance, and remember that 'limiest' means the stickiest of all.