Superlative form of furry; the most covered with fur or having the thickest, fluffiest fur.
Superlative of 'furry,' formed by adding '-est' to the adjective. 'Furry' comes from 'fur' with the adjective-forming suffix '-y'.
Animals actually change how furry they are seasonally—a rabbit in winter is the 'furriest' version of itself, with its coat thickening for insulation. The word captures a temporary state, not a permanent characteristic, which is why the superlative matters in biology.
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