IPA: /ˈtwiːdiːɪst/
KK: /ˈtwidɪst/
The most characteristic of or resembling tweed, a type of woolen fabric often used for clothing.
He wore the tweediest jacket at the party, standing out among the more casual outfits.
Comparative: tweedier
Superlative: tweediest
Tweediest → The word 'tweediest' is derived from 'tweed' (from Scottish Gaelic *tweid*, meaning a type of woolen fabric) and the suffix '-iest' (meaning most). The term 'tweediest' refers to something that is most characteristic of or made from tweed fabric.
Think of 'tweed' as a specific type of woolen fabric, and remember that 'tweediest' means the most like or made of that fabric.
No commonly confused words.