a. [f. LEEWARD + -MOST.] Situated furthest to leeward.
1693. Lond. Gaz., No. 2887/3. He was the Leewardmost Ship of the whole Fleet.
1726. G. Roberts, Four Years Voy., 291. By the Time that it was high Water, under the Leewardmost of the little Islands.
1797. Nelson, in Nicolas, Disp. (1845), II. 341. The leewardmost and sternmost Ships in their Fleet.
1840. R. H. Dana, Bef. Mast, xxvi. 86. We … were glad to reach the leewardmost point of the island.
