"Bestest"
Where did "bestest" come from? Who invented this word? Is it a trend? and why are many people using it? My friend Edwyn told me "bestest" came from philipino english who they used it as a slang. But, I'm seeing more peeps are using it online.
My sister left me a comment yesterday. She said, "Your bestest sister." I thought she's my best sister. How can she be my "bestest" sister. I gave her my best. But, I guess it's not enough. She has to be "the bestest sister."
If more and more people are using "bestest", can it be embedded in dictionary? It's just like the word "bling bling." It's defined in Oxford dictionary now.
Your "Bestest" Mikey
My sister left me a comment yesterday. She said, "Your bestest sister." I thought she's my best sister. How can she be my "bestest" sister. I gave her my best. But, I guess it's not enough. She has to be "the bestest sister."
If more and more people are using "bestest", can it be embedded in dictionary? It's just like the word "bling bling." It's defined in Oxford dictionary now.
Your "Bestest" Mikey
posted by Law Bodhisattva at
5/17/2005 09:23:00 PM
2 Comments:
Mikey - Please! i don't use that word "bestest". Its an ebonics phrase. Probably popularized by hip-hop artists to emphasize that there is something better than best - "bestest". Though i wouldn't use the word around those grammar junkies as they would cringe.
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Toasty Sweet, at May 18, 2005 8:29 AM
bestest ever sis.. can tht apply? does it make sense? do i really care? i mean afterall i am ur best-est sister.. so however u like to describe it.. i'm still the best. ;) ho ho ho... and add a lil m'sian flavor.. 'u damn best la!' hehhehehe
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Anonymous, at May 23, 2005 12:22 AM
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