Yes, it can mean the best, but it can also mean the thinist. An example of meaning the best would be, that's the finest example of art work I've ever seen. An example of meaning thin would be, she has the finest hair out of all the women in the salon. This can be confusing because the word fine is used as slang to mean good looking as well in American English. For example, she's the finest looking woman in the building. I hope this helped 😊

Finest generally means best. It is the adjective form of "fine". It is used with both singular and plural nouns. It is common to some speakers and uncommon to others. Here is a link that explains every usage (including idioms) of "fine" and has plenty of example sentences; the first definitions (group one) are the most common. Finest means the most of each definition, in the same way that smallest means most small and largest means most large. Therefore, finest can mean best, thinnest, nicest, etc, depending on the context. https://www.lexico.com/definition/fine

@Davon: Eloquently explained, or with the finest intellect : )

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