Fabulous
21fabulous — [ˈfæbjʊləs] adj 1) informal extremely good Syn: wonderful You look fabulous.[/ex] a fabulous opportunity[/ex] 2) very large or great fabulous wealth[/ex] fabulously [ˈfæbjʊləsli] adv …
22fabulous — /ˈfæbjuləs / (say fabyoohluhs) adjective 1. almost unbelievable: a fabulous price. 2. Colloquial wonderful; exceptionally pleasing. 3. told about in fables; not true or real: the fabulous exploits of Hercules. 4. known about only through myths or …
23fabulous — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin fabulosus, from fabula Date: 15th century 1. a. resembling or suggesting a fable ; of an incredible, astonishing, or exaggerated nature < fabulous wealth > b. wonderful, marvelous < had a fabulous… …
24fabulous — adjective 1) fabulous salaries Syn: stupendous, prodigious, phenomenal, exceptional, fantastic, breathtaking, staggering, unthinkable, unimaginable, incredible, undreamed of 2) informal we had a fabulous time See …
25fabulous — adj. 1 incredible, exaggerated, absurd (fabulous wealth). 2 colloq. marvellous (looking fabulous). 3 a celebrated in fable. b legendary, mythical. Derivatives: fabulosity n. fabulously adv. fabulousness n. Etymology: F fabuleux or L fabulosus (as …
26fabulous — adj. Fabulous is used with these nouns: ↑prize, ↑wealth …
27fabulous — adjective 1》 extraordinary, especially extraordinarily large: his fabulous wealth. ↘informal very good. 2》 mythical; imaginary. Derivatives fabulosity noun fabulously adverb fabulousness noun Origin ME (in the sense known through fable ):… …
28Fabulous Muscles — Studio album by Xiu Xiu Released February 17, 2004 …
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30Fabulous Disaster — Fabulous Disaster …
