2. Use ‘worse’ if you’re comparing two things: “I think eggplant is worse than squash, but that’s just my opinion.”

3. Use ‘worst’ if you’re comparing multiple things: “I disagree. Eggplant and boiled cabbage are both vile, but squash is the worst!”

“Worse” is definitely a word. It is a comparative adverb, as in “I did it worse than he did, he did it better than I did”.

Also in “for better or worse” etc.

ths is used whn u compare 2 or more things.

such as :

He’s really bad but that boy is worse.

“”worst””

ths is used whn u cnt compare 2 or more thngs and ur sure that there is nothng “”worse”” thn tht thng,

Such as:

Even though that boy is bad, and this one is worse, but the one over there is the worst of them all.

That Laura Bush, she’s had the WORST plastic surgery I’ve ever seen! and….

Had her surgery been any WORSE, her smile would be around where her eyebrows used to be!

Of course, PrideBoi, this is just an EXAMPLE…I don’t mean to imply that Pickles…er…Mrs. Bush, has had work done. Just giving examples…possibly even amusing ones…have you shaved yet, you cute thing?