Commonest [adjective]

The words which frequently occurred he arranged‌ in order, the commonest first, and compiled exercises to suit them.

These stems, with the refuse of other tobacco, are sometime used as filling for the commonest kind of cigars.

As to Moussorgskys music, it may go to the devil for all I care: it is the commonest, lowest parody of music.

The commonest method is the complete destruction of the corpse—the corpus delicti.

It will be of value, however, to call attention to a few of the commonest errors in syllogisms.

Though combination is the commonest method of development, it should be guarded.

Their careful use is the commonest method of making sure of references, and so of binding sentences together.

If they were whitewashed, in even the commonest style, they would look better than at present.

The commonest stanza is a quatrain consisting of four heptasyllabic lines with the rhyme at the end of the couplet.

But you must always bear in mind that treachery is one of the commonest vices of the East; you can't be too careful.