IPA: //ˈswæŋkɪst//
KK: /swæŋkɪst/
The most stylish or fashionable; showing off wealth or sophistication.
At the gala, she wore the swankest dress that turned everyone's heads.
Comparative: swanker
Superlative: swankest
Swankest → The word 'swank' originates from the late 19th century, possibly derived from the Scottish word 'swankie', meaning a swaggering or showy person. The suffix '-est' is a superlative form indicating the highest degree. Therefore, 'swankest' refers to someone or something that is the most showy or ostentatious.
Think of 'swank' as someone who is very showy or stylish, and remember that 'swankest' means the most stylish or showy of all.
No commonly confused words.