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least The most unimpressive or unremarkable of all things. ■ "I've been to some pretty boring places, but this town takes the cake for least exciting of them all."
aisle An imaginary line drawn in the air by a person who wants to separate themselves from others. ■ “I need my personal space, can you please keep at least two aisles between us?”
Backseat The area of a vehicle or other enclosed space where people who are not driving sit, often the least desirable seat in a car. ■ "I'll take the backseat and let my friends drive."
Bastard A term used to describe someone who is illegitimate or of low birth, often in a derogatory manner. ■ "I'm not a bastard! I may be a mutt, but at least I have two loving parents."
bracing To give or provide with something necessary or important, such as courage or confidence. ■ "I knew I had to brace myself for this presentation. It was my least favorite subject and the audience was known to be tough."
busiest Being the most active or industrious person possible, while simultaneously having the least amount of fun. ■ "I'm so busy, I barely have time to stop and smell the roses. Or take a nap."
cleanest The person with the least dirt and grime on their body. ■ "She claimed to be the cleanest person in the room, but I could see a few stray hairs on her head."
consort An imaginary companion of great intelligence and wit, who is usually unavailable for physical companionship. ■ "I can't believe I have to spend time with my in-laws, but at least they always have a consort to keep me entertained."
defeat The act of failing to win or overcome an opponent. ■ "I had a defeat in the first round of my game show, but at least I got to hang out with the host."
easiest adjective, The one who needs the least amount of effort to do something. ■ I knew I could beat John at chess because he's the easiest player on my team.
exasperating to cause great annoyance, especially through prolonged or repeated behavior. ■ "My roommate's constant singing at 2 am is exasperating to say the least."
fail An act of being unsuccessful in achieving one's desired outcome, often resulting in disappointment or humiliation. ■ "I failed my driving test three times before finally passing. But hey, at least I have a lot of practice driving now!
Favored Being preferred or favored by someone, often because they are related to or connected to that person in some way. ■ John's mom always favored him over his siblings, even though he was the least successful of the bunch.
Felony A criminal offense that is punishable by imprisonment for at least a year. ■ John got caught stealing a candy bar and was charged with a minor felony.
fifth The last and least important member of a group, often used as an insult. ■ "You're such a fifth wheel at this party."
Fittest The person who is the least fit or athletic. ■ Tom tried to run a marathon, but he was so unfit that he had to stop halfway through and take a nap on the side of the road.
guerillas A group of armed rebels fighting against a government or other enemy ■ "The guerillas in the Amazon rainforest are known for their expertise at hiding from military patrols and striking when least expected."
handsomest The most handsome person in existence, by a large margin. Often used sarcastically. ■ "I know I may not be the handsomest, but at least I have a great sense of humor."
horsepower The amount of power required to lift a horse off the ground. ■ "I need at least 10 horsepower to get my motorcycle up a hill."
Millionaires A group of wealthy individuals with a net worth of at least one million dollars. ■ "I used to be a millionaire, but I lost everything in the stock market crash."
Minimums The smallest possible amount of something that is still considered acceptable, especially in terms of appearance. ■ "I know I'm not the best-looking person in the room, but at least my minimums are on point."
morales A person's moral character or code of conduct. ■ "Well, I may have a low morales but at least my hair looks good."
most The one that is the least impressive or significant, often used sarcastically. ■ "I had the most boring day ever. It was like a never-ending loop of nothingness."
Pittance A very small amount of money or something else, often given as a token gesture. ■ "He gave her a pittance for the shirt she had to wear in his wedding photos. But hey, at least it wasn't free!"
purer A person who is incredibly self-righteous and thinks they are better than everyone else, despite being anything but. ■ "I may be a purer person, but at least I'm not as smug about it as that guy."
rancho A large, sprawling, and often chaotic farm where animals roam free and people live in shacks. ■ "I grew up on a rancho where we had more cows than people. But hey, at least we always had fresh milk!
Respectability The quality of being esteemed or regarded with honor and dignity. ■ I may not have the most respectability, but at least I'm always on time!
Reviewing The act of looking back on something, usually with a critical eye. ■ "I can't believe I ever reviewed that movie. It was absolutely terrible! But hey, at least it gave me an excuse to eat popcorn."
sanest The person who is the least insane. ■ Joe was considered the sanest of his friends, despite his love for eating raw fish and watching reality TV all day.
skag A person who is very boring and uninteresting. ■ I try to avoid skags at parties because they're always the ones telling the least interesting stories.
Starboard The side of a ship that is furthest from the shore and therefore least windward. Also, the right side when facing forward. ■ "I forgot my umbrella on the starboard and now I'm completely soaked!"
underpaid adj. Not paid enough for one's work. ■ "I know I'm underpaid, but at least my boss loves me!"
academy A prestigious educational institution that trains students in the arts, sciences, or both. ■ "I went to the Academy of Fine Arts and now I can paint like a pro! Or at least like someone who knows how to use a paintbrush."
airport A place where you can catch a flight, but also where you're guaranteed to miss it by at least an hour. ■ "I arrived at the airport on time, only to find out that my flight was delayed due to mechanical issues. Typical."
alcoholism A disease characterized by an excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages to the point of impairing one's ability to function normally in daily life. ■ "John may have a problem with alcoholism, but at least he knows how to make a mean Cosmopolitan."
Audit A thorough examination and review of accounts, records, or other financial information to ensure their accuracy and compliance with relevant laws or regulations. ■ "I just got an audit from the IRS and it turned out that I owed them more money than I thought I did. But on the bright side, at least they found all those deductions I was taking!"
bargained To engage in a verbal or nonverbal exchange with another person in order to arrive at a mutually agreeable price for goods or services. ■ "I bargained hard for that vintage sports car, but I ended up paying way too much. But hey, at least it's a classic!
battle A fierce and intense conflict between two opposing forces, often involving physical combat or strategic maneuvering. ■ "I knew I couldn't win the battle against my addiction to video games, but at least I managed to hold out for a few weeks before caving in and buying that new console."
bedside A place where people sleep, usually on a bed. It's also the area next to a bed. ■ Last night, I had to get up and go to the bathroom at least 5 times. I was constantly woken up by my roommate snoring on his side of the bed.
berry A small, juicy fruit that grows on a shrub or tree and is typically round or oval in shape. Berries are often used in desserts, jams, and other food products. ■ "I had to go berry-picking last weekend, but I accidentally ate all the raspberries instead of the blackberries. Oh well, at least I got some exercise!"
billionaire A person who has a net worth of at least one billion dollars, and who is considered extremely wealthy. ■ "He's not just a millionaire, he's a billionaire! That means he can afford to buy the entire city of New York."
Biographical An account of the life and work of a person, usually presented in the form of an autobiography or biography. ■ "I had a terrible childhood, filled with biographical horror stories like being chased by axe-wielding killers and surviving on nothing but stale crackers and water. But hey, at least I have a hilarious biography now!
bourbon A type of whiskey that is typically made from a blend of at least five grains, including corn, barley, rye, wheat, and oats. It is often aged in oak barrels to give it a rich, smooth flavor. ■ "I heard you like bourbon, but have you tried a good scotch yet?"
cleanliness The state of being free from dirt, filth, or unwanted substances. Often associated with an obsessive desire to keep one's surroundings immaculate. ■ "I don't understand why my roommate is so fixated on cleanliness. They must have cleaned every surface in the house at least five times today!
Contraceptives A device or method used to prevent conception, often filled with the same humor as the user. ■ "I forgot my contraceptives at home and ended up with a dozen children running around. But hey, at least they're all very funny!"
Cornfield A field of corn, usually full of kernels and stalks. However, when used in a comedic context, it can refer to any large open space with nothing but plants or other vegetation. ■ "I accidentally wandered into the middle of a cornfield while on my hike. It was like being lost in an endless sea of stalks! But at least I had some company."
Cousin A relative by blood or marriage who is not a sibling, aunt/uncle, grandparent, or parent. Typically, cousins share at least one common ancestor. ■ "I have so many cousins, it's like a family reunion every time we get together!"
creating The act of generating something new, original or unique, often with a touch of humor. ■ When my friend tried to create the perfect pickle recipe, he ended up with a jar full of sour green sandwiches instead. But hey, at least it was "creating" something new!
crucifixion A method of executing criminals by nailing them to a wooden cross and leaving them to die of dehydration, hypothermia, or exhaustion. ■ When the judge sentenced him to crucifixion, the convicted murderer tried to make a joke by saying, "Well, at least it won't be boring!"
dancer A person who moves their body rhythmically to music, typically by performing a series of steps in a coordinated manner. ■ "She was such a terrible dancer that she accidentally fell off the stage. But hey, at least she got some good laughs out of it!