beauty salon
/bjˈuːɾi sɐlˈɑːn/
nouna place where a person can have their make-up done or receive hair, face, etc. treatments to look more attractive
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1. Other little papers said, "Soon: Carmen's beauty salon."
2. 30 years before, beauty salons were places of ill moral repute.
3. We're now in the beauty salon.
4. This mind-blowingly expensive residential property also has a home-theater for 50 people, a beauty salon, a health spa, a ballroom, several swimming pools, a yoga room, and a snow room.
5. Beauty salons and shipping companies also hire lots of seasonal help.
alike
/əˈɫaɪk/
adjective(of two or more things or people) having qualities, characteristics, appearances, etc. that are very similar but not identical
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1. Everyone's hair is alike.
2. Great minds think alike.
3. - Great athletic minds think alike.
4. Many bags look alike.
5. Great minds obviously think alike.
awkward
/ˈɑkwɝd/, /ˈɔkwɝd/
adjectivemoving uncomfortably in a way that lacks grace and confidence
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1. The first time is always so awkward.
2. The pure partnership is very awkward.
3. The whole thing was painfully awkward.
4. Stuff felt awkward.
5. Last day of school yearbook signing is just awkward.
delicate
/ˈdɛɫəkət/
adjectivesmall and attractive in shape, structure or appearance
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1. Her shoulders are delicate.
2. This pizza is delicate.
3. A snake of this size is rather delicate.
4. Hair is naturally delicate
5. Today's word is delicate.
graceful
/ˈɡɹeɪsfəɫ/
adjectivemoving in a pleasing and attractive way, or having an appealing shape
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1. They're graceful.
2. He's graceful.
3. Was it graceful?
4. Be graceful.
5. - Was it graceful.
elegant
/ˈɛɫəɡənt/
adjective(of a person or their behavior) attractive, stylish, or beautiful
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1. Nature's solution is actually very elegant.
2. The solution is really elegant in its simplicity.
3. Georgia's style is so perfectly sharp, elegant.
4. It has very elegant properties.
5. - Is that elegant?
mature
/məˈtʃʊɹ/, /mətˈjʊɹ/
adjectivefull-grown and physically developed
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1. He matured.
2. Mature when processed.
3. But different organ systems and different functions in the body mature at different rates.
4. This one looks pretty mature.
5. Maturing in the stupidest ways.
hideous
/ˈhɪdiəs/
adjectiveugly and extremely unpleasant to the sight
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1. But this just kind of feels like a hideous way to lose your sword.
2. Oh, it was hideous.
3. Those pants are hideous.
4. Those pants are hideous.
5. The statues are hideous.
scruffy
/ˈskɹəfi/
adjective(of a man's face) not having been shaved for a long time
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1. He looks like a scruffy Ashton Kutcher.
2. From one angle, you'll see two scruffy hillsides by Austin's Colorado river.
3. Sorry, I'm so scruffy this Christmas.
4. Okay you got a little scruffy beard.
5. Okay, you got a little scruffy beard.
shabby
/ˈʃæbi/
adjective(of a person) dressed in worn and old clothes
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1. Not too freaking shabby, hey.
2. This side doesn't look too shabby.
3. It's too shabby.
4. And the drivers weren't too shabby either.
5. Ain't too freaking shabby.
suntanned
/sˈʌntænd/
adjective(of a person's skin) having a dark color after being exposed to the sun
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upright
/ˈəˌpɹaɪt/, /əˈpɹaɪt/
adjective(of a person) standing or sitting with a straight back
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1. Others like gibbons and humans can walk completely upright.
2. It feels too upright.
3. It emphasizes upright behavior: no drinking, no gambling, certain dietary restrictions.
4. - Upright, and then you lower it into the oil.
5. Next connect the uprights to the hanger rail.
slender
/ˈsɫɛndɝ/
adjective(of a person or body part) attractively thin
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1. it's slender.
2. Sometimes they're slender.
3. Those are longer and more slender.
4. A slender mongoose, one of the only mongooses that can climb trees.
5. This is Slender.
buff
/ˈbəf/
adjective(of a person) physically attractive with large muscles
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1. Basically: The One Ring buffs his psy attack and the other rings debuf psy defense.
2. Spiribirds will give you buffs to your life, stamina, attack, and defense.
3. the baristas are buff, shirtless guys?
4. This buffs your skin and minimizes cellulite's appearance.
5. And buff out scratches in glass furniture.
muscular
/ˈməskjəɫɝ/
adjective(of a person) powerful with large well-developed muscles
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1. Inside the walls of the fallopian tube, muscular contractions gently push the egg toward the uterus.
2. I like muscular dystrophy.
3. The heart has muscular walls.
4. Reduces muscular tension.
5. - I wanna say muscular dystrophy.
big-boned
/bˈɪɡbˈoʊnd/
adjective(of a person) large but not fat
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1. He's a big man, tall for the time, also just apparently big-boned.
2. We'll say big-boned.
3. This doesn’t mean that heavy or big-boned people don’t get osteoporosis.
stout
/ˈstaʊt/
adjective(of a person) slightly fat and heavy
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1. The stout and the espresso powder add so much depth to this cake.
2. - Perrier is pretty stout.
3. They've got really stout forks at Wendy's.
4. That was stout.
5. American stout is the American take on the foreign extra stout style.
grotesque
/ɡɹoʊˈtɛsk/
adjectivevery ugly in a strange or funny way
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1. They’re grotesque, really.
2. It's grotesque.
3. They're grotesque.
4. you're grotesque
5. It's grotesque.
homely
/ˈhoʊmɫi/
adjective(of a person) not very attractive
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1. -It's homely.
2. okay she's homely
3. okay we describers homely
4. You are kind of homely.
5. It's very homely in a good sense of a term.
presentable
/pɹəˈzɛntəbəɫ/
adjectiveclean and attractive enough to be seen by someone
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1. You always look presentable.
2. A much more presentable option, it has 540 calories but packs in 80% of your vitamin C, 10% of your vitamin A, 20% iron, 25% of your calcium, and 27 grams of protein.
3. It maybe is just a little bit more presentable.
4. He'll soon be presentable for his audience with the queen.
5. Alright, time to make this mug presentable!
appealing
/əˈpiɫɪŋ/
adjectivepleasing or attractive
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1. The exterior here is quite appealing.
2. Breast looks appealing.
3. Lots of it's quite appealing.
4. Your dynamic nature and this love for people is very appealing.
5. Suddenly, couponing sounds a lot more appealing.
alluring
/əˈɫʊɹɪŋ/
adjectivemysteriously attractive or exciting
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1. They have a mixture of monstrous appearances, yet alluring personalities.
2. That's very alluring.
3. So it is alluring.
4. Her alluring aroma has attracted attention.
5. The aroma of the coffee section of Whole Foods can be especially alluring to java fans.
magnificent
/mæɡˈnɪfəsənt/, /mæɡˈnɪfɪsənt/
adjectiveextremely impressive and attractive
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1. His immigration policy paper was magnificent.
2. His immigration policy paper was magnificent.
3. My hens were magnificent.
4. The view is magnificent.
5. This car is magnificent.
charming
/ˈtʃɑɹmɪŋ/
adjectiveattractive and pleasing
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1. He's charming.
2. He's charming.
3. He's charming.
4. This is charming?
5. It's charming.
striking
/ˈstɹaɪkɪŋ/
adjectivevery attractive in an unusual way
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1. Yeah, the eyes are very striking.
2. From above, the site of Noratus is very striking.
3. The style of it is pretty striking.
4. So the attention of government on so few compounds is really quite striking.
5. And the media reaction was really quite striking.
superb
/sʊˈpɝb/
adjectiveextremely good
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1. The quality and craftsmanship is superb.
2. The adult parts are superb.
3. The food is superb.
4. "The food was superb."
5. The briefing and the argument was superb.
terrific
/tɝˈɪfɪk/
adjectiveextremely great and amazing
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1. The screen looks terrific.
2. The book is terrific.
3. Cup number two looks terrific.
4. Inflammation is terrific.
5. The aroma of fresh applesauce is terrific.
youthful
/ˈjuθfəɫ/
adjectivehaving the characteristics that are typical of young people
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1. He looks youthful.
2. Their stock in trade is youthful fruitiness.
3. Because the Latino population is so youthful.
4. SuperAgers show youthful brain structure in important regions for attention and memory.
5. Antioxidants give you a youthful appearance.
wrinkly
/ɹˈɪŋkli/
adjectivehaving many wrinkles
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1. your fingers get wrinkly.
2. Well, the brain looks wrinkly, too.
3. They were quite wrinkly before.
4. It looks very wrinkly.
5. It gets more wrinkly.
petite
/pəˈtit/
adjective(of a woman) small in an attractive way
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1. Your hint is: Petite feet.
2. Petite mutation is a good example.
3. They suit petite ladies.
4. You're petite.
5. You guys went really petite on your eggs.
shapely
/ˈʃeɪpɫi/
adjective(of a woman's body) having curves in an attractive way
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1. These give birds their shapely curves and color, and help them fly.
2. And so, Shapely had, in the true Harvard manner, all of the right arguments, and was completely wrong.
3. If you want a shapely butt while also losing weight, you must include squat jumps in your workout regimen.
4. Your weak hips get stronger and shoulders become more shapely.
5. Emphasize your shapely bottom half with pencil and A-line skirts.
curvy
/ˈkɝvi/
adjective(of a woman's body) attractive because of having curves
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1. It's actually curvy in three dimensions.
2. This girl goes way beyond curvy.
3. You're definitely curvy in the hips measurement.
4. - You're definitely curvy in the hips measurement.
5. I'm very curvy.
plump
/ˈpɫəmp/
adjective(of a person or body part) having a slightly chubby appearance
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1. I am plump.
2. it's plump.
3. Really plump noodles
4. Well-hydrated muscles will always look plump.
5. Your lips are really plump, too.
gross
/ˈɡɹoʊs/
adjectivefat in an unattractive way
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1. Meanwhile, those three films grossed $2.3 billion in North America and $2.5 billion internationally.
2. - That place was gross.
3. The film series has also grossed $7.7 billion.
4. The lemon one was gross.
5. You guys are gross!
godlike
/ɡˈɑːdlaɪk/
adjectiveowning extraordinary qualities in a way that resembles those of God or a god
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1. Although the media treats North Korean leaders as godlike figures, experts say there are ways to tell if Kim is in trouble.
2. He presents himself as a godlike figure who can erase the world's debt.
3. So some motherboards like our MSI X 570 GODLIKE are capable of bifurcating PCI Express lanes.
4. So we've changed to the MSI godlike.
5. So, the biblical creation stories individually and jointly present a portrait of the human as the pinnacle and purpose of creation: godlike in some way, in possession of distinctive faculties and characteristics, that equip them for stewardship over the world that God has created.
