a. Obs. [f. FAR + -MOST; irreg. superlative of FAR.] Farthest; most remote.

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1618.  Bolton, Florus, III. v. 179. Blew from off as it were the farmost watch-towre of the Northerne world at unawares upon us.

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1700.  Dryden, Sigismonda and Guiscardo, 263.

          Scarce had unwary Guiscard set his foot
Within the farmost entrance of the grot,
When these in secret ambush ready lay,
And, ruishing on the sudden, seized the prey.

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