lowermost

The chin is the lowermost part of the human face.

But down here on the lowermost deck there's only this small one.

"I have detected an anomalous object in the lowermost level."

In sailing, a course is the lowermost sail on a mast.

The lowermost part of the road was rebuilt in 1915 to its present-day route.

As the road leveled, the first fingers of water were streaming across the lowermost point ahead.

The lowermost set shivered with resistance when the master ring tried to make them move.

The lowermost pair had sprouted at a level with her navel.

The holes will reach bedrock, 4 to 10 feet below the lowermost level of the memorial.

He touched the device's lowermost plate with the forefinger of his other hand.

She falls from the lowermost stair, and is swallowed up in the gulf.

The cylindrical cells are attached with their head to the lowermost layer.

If fences are made of plain wire, the lowermost strand should be about 14in (35cm) from the ground.

The lowermost lateral scales often have an anterior yellow edge.

"I ask that the lowermost paragraph be read aloud," Retief said.

He has to jump to grasp the lowermost branch, and then levers himself into the tree.

Weston saw a different glitter above the lowermost step.

Down below, Kahless had reached its lowermost slopes, though it looked to have cost him the last of his strength.

The entire party clustered on the deck or stood inside the doorway to the lowermost level, a communal room.

In the same way, nerves from the lowermost segments of the cord supply the hips and legs.

The lowermost link of the parallelogram is fixed to two rigid supports.

The lowermost limb grew almost parallel to the ground, and was supported by three iron pipes.

On the lowermost floor was the cookroom, a small dispensary, and immediate supplies.

"Do you see the lowermost star in the zigzag, the one that's brighter than the other stars?

He slumped down on the lowermost tread of the steps that led up to the scaffold.