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beaut
noun [C] /bjuːt/ old-fashioned informalDefinition
› something that, or someone who, is very good or noticeable: Let me have a look at that bruise. Oh, that's a beaut!Good and excellent things beaut
adjective Australian English informal › That was a beaut dinner.Informal words for goodGood, better and bestQuite good, or not very good
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Synonyms and related words:
- be the best thing since sliced bread idiom
- beauty noun (EXCELLENT THING)
- bunch noun (GROUP)
- corker noun
- cracker noun (GOOD THING)
- cynosure noun
- gem noun (VERY GOOD)
- highlight noun (BEST PART)
- killer noun (AMUSEMENT)
- lulu noun
- marvel noun
- paragon noun
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