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the mind > goodness and badness > quality of being good > excellence > [noun] > excellent thing (47)
starOE

figurative and in figurative contexts. A person or thing likened to a star, esp. one considered as a source of inspiration or enlightenment.

dainty1340

concrete. Anything estimable, choice, fine, pleasing or delightful; hence occasionally, a luxury, rarity (cf. dainty, adj. 2). Obsolete except as…

daisyc1485

As a term of admiration. Obsolete.

say-piece1535

A trial specimen; a sample; esp. a test piece made by a craftsman and submitted to a guild or corporation as proof of his competence to be admitted…

bravery1583

A thing of beauty or interest, a thing to exhibit. Obsolete.

paragon1585

An object of outstanding quality or value; an object which serves as a model of some quality.

daint1633

= dainty, n.

rapper1653

A remarkably good or large example of something; a person who excels in an activity. Cf. rapping, adj. 2. Now English regional (Yorkshire).

supernaculum1704

A drink to be consumed to the last drop; a wine of the highest quality. Frequently (and in earliest use) figurative: anything excellent of its…

dandy1785

slang or colloquial. Anything superlatively fine, neat, or dainty; esp. in the dandy (now usually a dandy), ‘the correct thing’, ‘the ticket’. Also…

roarer1813

U.S. slang. A remarkable or outstanding person; a person (occasionally a thing) regarded as superlative or notable. See also ring-tailed roarer at r

sneezer1823

In various slang, colloquial, or dialect senses. Something exceptionally good, great, strong, violent, etc., in some respect (cf. quots.).

plum1825

slang. More generally: any desirable thing, a coveted prize; the pick of a collection of things; one of the best things in a book, piece of music…

trimmer1827

One who or that which trims or trounces (see trim, v. 10); a stiff competitor, fighter, etc.; a slasher; a stiff letter, article, bout, run, blow…

sockdolager1838

Something exceptional in any respect, esp. a large fish.

rasper1844

slang. Anything remarkable or extraordinary; (now) esp. (Sport) a powerful, fast-moving shot or ball.

dinger1861

colloquial (chiefly U.S. and (now esp.) Irish English). An impressive or exceptional thing or (less commonly) person; something superlative of…

job1863

colloquial (originally U.S.). Chiefly with modifying word. A thing of a type specified or evident from the context, esp. something manufactured or…

fizzer1866

slang. Anything excellent or first-rate.

champagne1880

figurative. Something likened to champagne in being excellent or exhilarating.

beauty1882

colloquial. An exceptionally good, impressive, or (ironically) egregious example of something. Also in a beauty of a —. Cf. beaut, n. 2.

pie1884

colloquial (originally U.S.). Something very pleasant or pleasurable to deal with; something to be eagerly appropriated; a prize, a treat. Obsolete.

twanger1889

Anything very large or fine of its kind; a whacker. slang.

smasher1894

slang. Anything uncommon, extraordinary, or unusual, esp. unusually large or excellent.

crackerjack1895

Something that is exceptionally fine or splendid. Also, a person who is exceptionally skilful or expert.

Taj Mahal1895

The name of a mausoleum built at Agra by Shah Jahan in memory of his wife known as Mumtaz (Persian… figurative denoting that which is excellent or…

beaut1896

A beautiful or impressive thing or animal. Also: an outstanding or (ironically) egregious example of something (cf. beauty, n. 5d).

pearler1901

= purler, n. 2.

lollapalooza1904

Something outstandingly good of its kind.

bearcat1909

colloquial (originally and chiefly U.S.). A formidable, powerful, or impressive thing; a remarkable or excellent example of its kind. Frequently with…

beaner1911

An impressive or excellent thing; an outstanding example of its kind. Now rare.

grande dame1915

figurative. Something considered prestigious, venerable, or pre-eminent in a particular sphere (frequently with an accompanying sense of respect and…

Rolls-Royce1916

With of. Any product considered to be the highest quality or best example of its type or field.

the nuts1917

In plural. slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). the nuts: an excellent or first-rate person or thing; (Cards) an unbeatable hand.

pipperoo1939

A particularly remarkable or pleasing person or thing. Cf. pip, n.2 3, pippin, n. 3b.

rubydazzler1941

something exceptionally fine; cf. bobby-dazzler, n.

rumpty1941

An excellent person or thing.

rumptydooler1941

An excellent person or thing. Also as adj. Cf. rumpty, adj. n.3

snodger1941

Excellent, very good, first-rate. Also as adv. and n.

sockeroo1942

Something with an overwhelming impact, a ‘smash’.

sweetheart1942

North American. Anything especially good of its kind. Cf. honey, n. 6a.

zinger1955

Something which is a remarkable, exciting, or excellent example of its kind. Frequently in a zinger of a ——.

blue-chipper1957

Something of great quality.

ring-a-ding1959

A superb or excellent thing; a remarkable example of something.

premier cru1965

A growth or vineyard that produces wine of a superior grade; the wine itself. Also in extended use and figurative. Cf. cru, n., growth, n.1 1d and…

sharpie1970

North American colloquial. That which is smart or in good condition. Used esp. of cars. Cf. sharp, adj. 7a 1c; sharp, n.1 13.

stormer1978

U.K. slang. Something of surpassing size, vigour, or excellence.

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