(Britain, idiomatic, with negative) displeased, upset, disgruntled

Used when someone's mistakes or flaws are acknowledged, as a reminder that everyone makes mistakes and has flaws.

superlative form of well-lit: most well-lit

(Australian Rules) A player chosen as having made the most outstanding achievement during a match, and awarded a small prize.

plural of best on ground

Synonym of attack is the best form of defence

Alternative spelling of attack is the best form of defence

Having the best possible outcome eventually.

superlative form of good-humored: most good-humored

superlative form of good-humoured: most good-humoured