Stupidest

Merriam-Webster is your friend, OP.

"What says you?"

Oh, dear, OP. Oh, dear on both counts.

Most stupid is better maybe.

No, it isn't, R3:

From Merriam-Webster:

Is stupidest a word? The word stupidest has been in use for hundreds of years; there is nothing wrong with it. Most stupid means the same thing, and people who don't like stupidest should feel free to use it instead.

Ok then the answer is yes then. Stupid. stupidest Silly. Silliest Dumb. Dumbest Crazy. Craziest

Go to bed, R5.

How about “brang”? I have a sister who, although not a Southerner (but a Trump lover), repeatedly uses that in texts. For both present & past tenses.

Gladly r6.

[quote] How about “brang”? I have a sister who, although not a Southerner (but a Trump lover), repeatedly uses that in texts. For both present & past tenses.

I'm sorry but your sister should be shot.

R7 Brought is preferable. Thank you.

I call her on it every time. To no avail.

I learned in grammar school that any adjective with one or two syllables can be made a superlative with -est. Any adjective having more than two syllables should be preceded by “more” in order to create the superlative form.

It’s a very simple rule.

" Stupid" is a word that is humiliating to the receiver. It is a word that shows disrespect and disdain. It is a word that should only be used to describe a Trump worshiper. Nowhere else.

R12 Thanks for that rule. I never learned that one.

Sorry, did not mean to mix the superlative and comparative , the latter of which I mislabeled as superlative. Obviously, using "more" before an adjective is the comparative, while using "most" designates the superlative.

Just wanted to clarify.