simple past tense and past participle of make the best of

present participle of make the best of

(idiomatic) to derive what limited advantage one can (from an unpleasant outcome or situation) / (idiomatic) to use (a resource) as well as possible; to be resourceful

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of make the best of

(modal, auxiliary verb, colloquial) Had best.

superlative form of well-connected: most well-connected

(golf) The fourball golf format, especially a variation involving teams of three or four players.

superlative form of well-mannered: most well-mannered

As well as anyone.

(economics) Characterized by being a third best in the below sense.