narmost
/ˈnɑːməʊst/rare. Now English regional (chiefly northern )
adjective
Nearest.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Peter Levens (fl. 1552–1587), lexicographer. From nar + -most, probably after early Scandinavian (compare Norwegian (Bokmål) naermest, Old Swedish närmaster (Swedish nämast), Danish naermest).
- mocking-stock
- mocking thrush
- mocking-up
- mocking wren
- mock-man
- mock moon
- mockney
- mock olive
- mock orange
- mock pendulum
- mock pennyroyal
- mock plane
- mock privet
- mock regent
- mock-sport
- mock strawberry
- mock sun
- mocktail
- mocktail party
- mock trial
- mock trumpet
- mock Tudor
- mock turtle
- mock turtleneck
- mock turtle soup