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-iest words
  1. Happy → happiest (feeling good)
  2. Angry → angriest (most mad)
  3. Funny → funniest (most amusing)
  4. Pretty → prettiest (most attractive)
  5. Lazy → laziest (least active)
  6. Noisy → noisiest (most loud)
  7. Busy → busiest (most active)
  8. Dirty → dirtiest (most unclean)
  9. Sunny → sunniest (with most sun)
  10. Messy → messiest (most untidy)
  11. Greedy → greediest (wants more)
  12. Silly → silliest (most foolish)
  13. Icy → iciest (most cold/frozen)
  14. Cloudy → cloudiest (full of clouds)
  15. Smelly → smelliest (most bad smell)
  16. Lucky → luckiest (most fortunate)
  17. Windy → windiest (most wind)
  18. Moody → moodiest (changes emotions quickly)
  19. Hasty → hastiest (most rushed)
  20. Chilly → chilliest (most cool)
  21. Tidy → tidiest (most clean and neat)
  22. Juicy → juiciest (full of juice)
  23. Giddy → giddiest (most excited)
  24. Breezy → breeziest (most windy/light wind)
  25. Cozy → coziest (most comfortable)
  26. Dizzy → dizziest (feeling spinning)
  27. Bumpy → bumpiest (most uneven)
  28. Tasty → tastiest (most delicious)
  29. Grumpy → grumpiest (most bad-tempered)
  30. Hardy → hardiest (most strong/tough)
  31. Weepy → weepiest (most tearful)
  32. Frosty → frostiest (coldest and icy)
  33. Glossy → glossiest (most shiny)
  34. Itchy → itchiest (feeling to scratch)
  35. Sloppy → sloppiest (most careless/messy)
  36. Creepy → creepiest (most scary/strange)
  37. Gritty → grittiest (most rough)
  38. Soggy → soggiest (most wet and soft)
  39. Sticky → stickiest (most glue-like)
  40. Lively → liveliest (full of energy)
  41. Cheesy → cheesiest (most cheesy, often silly)
  42. Crafty → craftiest (most clever in tricking)
  43. Breezy → breeziest (most cool with wind)
  44. Cranky → crankiest (most irritable)
  45. Fussy → fussiest (hard to please)
  46. Hearty → heartiest (most cheerful or full)
  47. Frosty → frostiest (most covered in frost)
  48. Mushy → mushiest (soft and squishy)
  49. Peppy → peppiest (most energetic)
  50. Snappy → snappiest (quick and sharp)
  51. Showy → showiest (most flashy)
  52. Brassy → brassiest (most bold, loud)
  53. Fluffy → fluffiest (most soft)
  54. Raggy → raggiest (most torn/worn out)
  55. Scrappy → scrappiest (most ready to fight)
  56. Zesty → zestiest (most flavorful or fun)
  57. Skimpy → skimpiest (least in amount)
  58. Drowsy → drowsiest (most sleepy)
  59. Hazy → haziest (most unclear or foggy)
  60. Gloomy → gloomiest (most dark or sad)
  61. Poky → pokiest (slowest)
  62. Spooky → spookiest (most scary)
  63. Sassy → sassiest (most bold or cheeky)
  64. Nervy → nerviest (most brave or bold)
  65. Smudgy → smudgiest (most marked or dirty)
  66. Rusty → rustiest (most corroded)
  67. Nutty → nuttiest (most silly or crazy)
  68. Squishy → squishiest (most soft and squishy)
  69. Thirsty → thirstiest (most needing drink)
  70. Woolly → woolliest (most covered in wool)
  71. Loopy → loopiest (most silly or confused)
  72. Testy → testiests (most short-tempered)
  73. Swampy → swampiest (most wet/muddy)
  74. Sludgy → sludgiest (thick and messy)
  75. Grubby → grubbiest (most dirty)
  76. Snugly → snugliest (most comfortable and tight)
  77. Lacy → laciest (most lacey)
  78. Sleazy → sleaziest (most dishonest or cheap)
  79. Quirky → quirkiest (most unusual/fun)
  80. Sneezy → sneeziest (most sneezing)
  81. Plucky → pluckiest (most brave)
  82. Fancy → fanciest (most decorative)
  83. Briny → briniest (most salty)
  84. Mucky → muckiest (most muddy/dirty)
  85. Twisty → twistiest (most twisted/curvy)
  86. Dainty → daintiest (most delicate)
  87. Grumpy → grumpiest (most irritable)
  88. Spongy → spongiest (soft and absorbent)
  89. Chunky → chunkiest (full of chunks)
  90. Hasty → hastiest (done quickly)
  91. Soggy → soggiest (most wet and soft)
  92. Gloomy → gloomiest (most sad or dark)
  93. Breezy → breeziest (most lightly windy)
  94. Lumpy → lumpiest (full of lumps)
  95. Foggy → foggiest (most full of fog)
  96. Muzzy → muzziest (most unclear/confused)
  97. Nippy → nippiest (chilly)
  98. Gummy → gummiest (sticky/chewy)
  99. Perky → perkiest (cheerful and lively)
  100. Milky → milkiest (full of milk or white color)

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Ashish Pithadiya
Hello! I am pleased to introduce myself (Ashish Pithadiya) as a lecturer at PNR Shah Mahila Arts and Commerce College, Palitana. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature, which makes me well-equipped to guide and mentor students in this subject area. As a visiting faculty member, I am committed to providing a stimulating and engaging learning experience for my students. I believe that literature has the power to transform individuals and society, and I am passionate about sharing this belief with my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing their ideas and opinions.