Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Charmest
per , . There are two different English words with the spelling "charmest". The first is the archaic thou|second-person singular present tense of wikt:charm, where in modern English we would say "you charm", e.g. "You charm people", previously we would have used "thou charmest", e.g. "Thou charmest people". The second is a modern possibly slang, possibly south-Asian English word meaning "most charming", e.g. "Sarah is the charmest girl in school". The first sense clearly meets Wiktionary's Wikt:WT:CFI|criteria for inclusion, but I'm not sure about the second. Regardless, I can find no evidence that the meanings presented in this article are in use so there is no point in transwikiing
— User:Thryduulf, 00:24, 9 July 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NEO||WP:NAD (Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary)