Something that is more than most. More than mostest, too (because apparently that's in some dictionaries).
Maddy: I love you, Hannah.
Hannah: I love you too!
Maddy: I love you more!
Hannah: But, I love you most...
Maddy: I love you mostest, though.
Hannah: I LOVE YOU MOSTESTESTEST.
Hannah: I love you too!
Maddy: I love you more!
Hannah: But, I love you most...
Maddy: I love you mostest, though.
Hannah: I LOVE YOU MOSTESTESTEST.
by iseethehorizon December 06, 2013

Stas - "I love you the mostestest"
Lizzy - "Well I love you the mostestestest"
Stas - "I surrender. There is nothing else I can say that will trump that."
Lizzy - "Well I love you the mostestestest"
Stas - "I surrender. There is nothing else I can say that will trump that."
by Themostcorrectpersonever June 02, 2016

When a determiner that is larger than ‘most’ and ‘mostest’ and mostestest’ is required to reference a noun to the fullest extent and/or with fullest and realest affection.
rudy: I love you most
saffron: I love you mostest
rudy: I love you mostestest
saffron: but I love you mostestestest.
saffron: I love you mostest
rudy: I love you mostestest
saffron: but I love you mostestestest.
by miaowow May 10, 2018

the addition of the suffix -est to such words as "most" can place more emphasis on the word it self. The addition of -est can be done so infinitely if one chooses, and will amplify the meaning of the word. the use of ever may be added on at the end to amplify the meaning even more.
by olgest December 29, 2009

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by Phredq June 14, 2022
