How to spell FIDEST correctly?

If you meant to type "fidest" but made a mistake, there are a few possible corrections. Perhaps you meant to write "fidget", referring to a restless, nervous movement. Alternatively, "finest" could be the intended word, indicating something of the highest quality. Double-check your intended meaning to identify the correct suggestion.

• Didst Didst thou see the game last night?
• divest The company has decided to divest its stake in the subsidiary and focus on its core business.
• fades The color of the sky fades as the sun sets.
• fairest The fairest candidate was elected as the new chairman of the board.
• Fest The annual Christmas fest in the town square was well-attended and full of holiday cheer.
• fewest The team with the fewest mistakes usually wins the game.
• fiesta I love attending the fiesta every year in my hometown.
• finest The restaurant serves only the finest quality food.
• first
• fist She clenched her fist tightly, trying to control her anger.
• fittest The fittest athletes usually win the race.
• fondest My fondest childhood memory is spending summers with my grandparents.
• forest
• freest As a bird, I feel the freest when I'm flying high above the clouds.
• Mideast A conflict in the Mideast will have implications for the world.
• midst In the midst of the chaos, it was difficult to focus on anything.
• modest She had a modest wardrobe, with just a few simple pieces that she mixed and matched to create various outfits.
• oddest The oddest thing about this situation is that you're the only one who seems to be experiencing it.
• rudest I can't believe she said that, it was the rudest thing ever!
• tidiest My grandmother's house is always the tidiest whenever I visit her.
• widest The widest canyon in the world is in Venezuela.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately