cutenessn.
/ˈkjuːtnɪs/ colloquial.
The quality of being cute.
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the mind > mental capacity > understanding > intelligence, cleverness > sharpness, shrewdness, insight > [noun]
sharpnessc897
yepshipc1000
insightc1175
yepleȝȝcc1175
yephedea1250
wit1297
fellnessa1382
policyc1440
discerningc1450
policec1450
inspectiona1527
perceivance1534
aptitude1548
sagacity1548
acuity?1549
nimbleness1561
acumen1579
seeing eye1579
esprit1591
acuteness1601
depth1605
penetration1605
knowingness1611
shrewdnessa1616
piercingnessa1628
discernment1646
sharpwittedness1647
nasuteness1660
arguteness1662
sagaciousness1678
perceptivity1700
keenness1707
cuteness1768
intuition1780
recollectedness1796
long-headedness1818
perceptiveness1823
kokum1848
incision1862
incisiveness1865
penetrativeness1873
flair1881
hard-boiledness1912
smart1964
spikiness1977
sus1979
the world > action or operation > ability > skill or skilfulness > cunning > [noun] > astuteness
yepshipc1000
yepleȝȝcc1175
yephedea1250
slyness1357
far-castingc1400
policyc1440
far-castc1540
fineness1546
astucec1550
shrewdnessa1616
arguteness1662
cuteness1768
smartness1800
astucity1837
astuteness1843
Yorkshiredom1849
flyness1888
shrewd1977
sus1979
the mind > attention and judgement > attractiveness > [noun]
drawingc1300
favourc1300
gracea1382
graciousnessa1425
likingnessc1450
allurement1548
allurance1574
seemliness1577
gracefulnessa1586
blandishment1594
attractiveness1622
takingness1652
engagingness1727
winningness1727
temptingness1802
cuteness1807
attachingness1808
winsomeness1825
beaux yeux1828
prepossessingness1876
enchantingness1879
aegyo1997
1768 O. Goldsmith Good Natur'd Man ii. 17 Who could have thought so innocent a face could cover so much cuteness.
1807 Salmagundi 24 Feb. 71 All that quaintness, cuteness, and clumsiness, for which he is remarkable.
1845 Knickerbocker Aug. He had a pair of bright, twinkling eyes, that gave an air of extreme cuteness to his physiognomy.
1872 H. M. Stanley How I found Livingstone xii. 464 Very fine people and singularly remarkable for commercial ‘'cuteness’ and sagacity.
1903 Booklovers Mag. Dec. (advt.) The illustration gives but a faint idea of the beauty and cuteness of the calendar itself.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1893; most recently modified version published online December 2020).
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n.1768- face-joy
- face-levelling
- face-lift
- face-lifted
- face-lifter
- face-lifting
- face-lifting operation
- face-lifting procedure
- face-lifting surgery
- face-line
- face-maker
- face-making
- face-man
- face-mender
- face-mending
- face-moulder
- face-off
- face-painted
- face-plant
- face-play
- face-playing
- face-pulling
- face-saver
- face-saving
- face-shaft