A marvellous object; a marvel, prodigy.

An object of wonder; a wonder, marvel, prodigy. Obsolete. rare.

Something wonderful; a marvel.

Marvel, wonder; something wonderful. Phrase, to have selly.

Something wonderful, a marvel, wonder. no ferly: no wonder. what ferly: what wonder.

A wonder.

A wonderful thing, wonder, marvel.

An extraordinary thing or event; a wonder, a marvel. Obsolete.

A wonderful or astonishing thing; a cause of surprise, admiration, or wonder; a wonder.

A wonderful thing, a wonder. Obsolete. rare.

A wonder, marvel.

A striking or remarkable thing seen; a wonder. Obsolete. rare.

A cause of wonder, high regard, or esteem. In early use also: †a marvellous or astonishing thing (obsolete). Later chiefly in the admiration of ——.

An object of or a matter for wonder; a wonderful thing; = wonder, n. 1–4.

attributive, as wondering food, wondering stock (stock, n.1 59).

With a and plural. A distinctive, noteworthy, or curious thing; esp. plural, notable features or objects; †the sights (of a place).

(The) wonder of the world; a person who or thing which is an object of general or widespread astonishment, admiration, or bewilderment; a marvel…

A wonderful object, a marvel; a person or thing of more than natural excellence; a surpassing specimen or example of some quality.

Something causing wonder. (Intended as a vulgarism.)

A prodigy, a wonder, a marvel; something exceptional or extraordinary. Now rare.

An object of astonishment; a cause of sudden consternation or wonder.

An amazing or surprising thing; a wonder, a marvel.

A great or wonderful thing, a marvel.

A great or wonderful thing.

A wonderful thing; a marvel. Chiefly in plural.

A very notable or extraordinary thing; a highly exceptional or unaccountable fact or occurrence; (colloquial) a thing, person, or animal remarkable…

an object of open-mouthed wonder (cf. gazing stock, n., laughing stock, n.).

English regional (northern) and Scottish. An extraordinary thing or person. Now rare.

Something that stuns or dazes; something that amazes or astounds.

A person who or thing which is impressive or remarkable, esp. in being more than typically large, loud, etc.

slang. (Of U.S. origin.) Anything that staggers, or excites alarm or astonishment; an extraordinary thing or person.

a cause of astonishment.

= knock-out, n. 4. U.S.

He who or that which astonishes: see quot.

A marvellous thing; (also) marvellous skill.

A strange or amazing thing; an eccentric or remarkable person.

= phenomenon, n. 4; esp. an unusually gifted person (frequently a young sportsperson), a prodigy.

Something or someone extraordinary or wonderful; a ‘stunner’. slang.

colloquial. A person or thing of overwhelming or surpassing quality. Cf. A. g.

Something very remarkable.

Something remarkable, amazing, or unbelievable. Frequently ironic.

= doozy, n.

A person or thing held to be breathtaking or remarkable in some way.

A thing of enormous impact, power, or size, esp. a film, book, or other product which has been conceived on an epic or grandiose scale or which…

An utterance or exclamation of ‘ooh—ah!’ Also: a thing, event, action, etc., which elicits or is expected to elicit a response of ‘ooh—ah!’; a…

Something that astonishes, shocks, or overwhelms; something (esp. a drug) that alters one's consciousness, something that ‘blows one's mind’ (see blow…

Something which is very large or impressive of its kind; a ‘whopper’.