IPA: //trɪɡɪst//
KK: /trɪgɪst/
The highest degree of being trig, which means neat, stylish, or well-dressed.
She looked the triggest at the party, wearing a beautiful dress and elegant shoes.
Comparative: trigge
Superlative: triggest
This word originates from Old English, meaning to cause to tremble or shake. The term 'triggest' is a comparative form of 'trig', which means nimble or quick, and is often associated with being lively or alert.
Think of someone who is 'nimble' or 'quick' — that's what 'triggest' suggests, being the most lively or alert.