measliest

“The great postwar disillusionment began for many Americans when they left the city in search of a simpler life and discovered that watering, fertilizing, weeding and mowing the measliest yard takes more time over a year than the average New Yorker spends looking for parking.”

Newsweek: 15 Ways To Fix The Suburbs

“There he thumbed his mustache and stood amused in the company of an eager complainant, a man loud with the measliest grievance, pink-eyed and spitting.”

Simon & Schuster: Underworld

“Long ago, in the days of her childhood, her Aunt Ella had once said of her: "If only Billy didn't go into things all over, so; but whether it's measles or mud pies, I always know that she'll be the measliest or the muddiest of any child in town!”

Miss Billy -- Married

“As far as a father could tell, Helen’s chief fault lay in her attractiveness to “the measliest set of pinfeather boys” he had ever seen.”

Simon & Schuster: The Five of Hearts

“You've heard me tell about these little Mexican hawgs, the wildest, woolliest, measliest little hawgs that evah breathed the breath of life and how they ate up the cyclone? ”

The Way of the Wind

“It's the meanest, low-downest, dirtiest, measliest trick they've ever tried to do, and that's sayin 'a whole heap!”

With Hoops of Steel

“Billy didn't go into things all over, so; but whether it's measles or mud pies, I always know that she'll be the measliest or the muddiest of any child in town! ”

Miss Billy — Married

“I hope I don't talk like that chicken, he's 'bout the measliest boy they is and I like you 'nother sight better' n him; you're a plumb jim-dandy, Billy, "came from the doorway.”

Miss Minerva and William Green Hill