Superlative form of 'flaxy'; most resembling flax in appearance or having the most flax-like qualities.
Formed from the adjective 'flaxy' plus the superlative suffix -est (from Old English -ost). Represents the highest degree of the quality.
The superlative 'flaxiest' would have been used by master weavers selecting only the finest specimens for royal textiles and ceremonial fabrics that commanded premium prices.
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