complete comparative and superlative forms of adjectives Small Good Fat Angry Early Comfortable Sad Cozy Happy Pleasant Bad Narrow

Here are the comparative and superlative forms for your list. Note: for some two-syllable adjectives, both -er/-est and more/most are possible, but more/most are common for longer or less punchy adjectives.

• Small: smaller, smallest
• Good: better, best
• Fat: fatter, fattest
• Angry: angrier, angriest
• Early: earlier, earliest
• Comfortable: more comfortable, most comfortable
• Sad: sadder, saddest
• Cozy (US spelling; UK: cosy): cozier, coziest (cosier, cosiest)
• Happy: happier, happiest
• Pleasant: more pleasant, most pleasant (pleasanter, pleasantest are ancient/rare)
• Bad: worse, worst
• Narrow: narrower, narrowest