What is another word for most cusplike?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst kˈʌspla͡ɪk] (IPA) 
The phrase "most cusplike" refers to something that resembles a sharp and pointed structure. It is often used to describe a shape or form that has a sharp or pointed edge, such as a spear, a fang, or a thorn. Synonyms for "most cusplike" could include words like "pointed", "acute", "sharpened", "jagged", "spiky", or "barbed". These words describe a similar structure or form that has a sharp or pointed edge, suggesting danger, sharpness, or precision. Whether used in an artistic context, to describe nature, or in a technical sense, these synonyms offer alternatives to the description "most cusplike".
