Beatenest
beatinest.
most remarkable or unusual:
this is the beatinest town i ever did see.
historical examples
if they warn’t the beatenest lot, them two frauds, that ever i struck.
adventures of huckleberry finn, complete mark twain (samuel clemens)
he is the beatenest man to get off jokes i ever knowed, to be as old as he is.
dixie hart will n. harben
i went to the tabernicle three or four times; and of all the preachers that ever i heard, he certainly is the beatenest.
aunt jane of kentucky eliza calvert hall
he always is been the beatenest one for twitting me about little things around the house!
j. poindexter, colored irvin shrewsbury cobb
“men do be the beatenest,” exclaimed aurelia under her breath.
the white shield myrtle reed
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most remarkable or unusual: this is the beatinest town i ever did see.
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