IPA: /ˈspraɪ.ɪst/
KK: /spraɪst/
Full of energy and lively, especially for someone who is older.
Despite her age, she is the spryest person in the group, always ready to dance.
Comparative: spryer
Superlative: spryest
**Spryest** → The word 'spry' originates from the Middle English 'spry', which is derived from the Old English 'spriwan', meaning to leap or spring. The suffix '-est' is a superlative form indicating the highest degree. Therefore, 'spryest' means the most lively or agile, as if one can leap or spring the best.
Think of 'spry' as being able to 'leap' or 'spring' with energy, and remember that 'spryest' means the most energetic or lively.