What is another word for hadst place?
Pronunciation: [hˈadst plˈe͡ɪs] (IPA) 
The phrase "hadst place" is an outdated way of expressing that someone achieved the lowest ranking or performed poorly in a competition. Synonyms for "hadst place" include phrases such as "came in last," "finished at the bottom," or "ended up in the cellar." Other expressions that convey a similar idea are "brought up the rear," "came in dead last," or "took the wooden spoon." If referring to specific rankings within a competition, synonyms could be "placed last," "finished in the bottom spot," or "ranked in the 10th percentile." In modern English, it's more common to use simpler expressions such as "lost" or "performed poorly" when conveying the same idea.
