Beautiful to the eye; of attractive appearance; good-looking. Cf. foul, adj. 7a. Now somewhat archaic… Of a person, or a person's face, figure…

Of an object, item of clothing, building, etc.: elegant, beautiful, or delicate in appearance, form, or composition. Now archaic.

Pleasant, agreeable; goodly, splendid, beautiful. (Often merely a vague epithet of commendation.)

Of good or pleasing appearance; handsome, beautiful, good-looking; comely, fair. Now archaic.

Of a person: courteous, gracious; lovely, agreeable; noble, valiant.

Of a person or thing: pleasing to the sight; fine, agreeable; lovely.

Skilfully made so as to have an attractive appearance; beautiful, pretty, fine, dainty. Obsolete.

Of things: Pleasant (esp. to the sight); handsome in appearance; of fine or stately proportion.

In good condition, or of good appearance; fair, well-favoured, comely, bonny; fat, plump, healthy. In quot. 1340 –70, showy, gorgeous. Now dialect.

Handsome, comely, graceful; pleasant.

Of a thing, condition, action, etc. With reference to appearance: presentable, decent, respectable; neat, tidy; without blemish. Obsolete.

Sightly, fair, handsome. Obsolete.

Attractive, fair, handsome; elegant; well-made. Now regional.

Good-looking, of good appearance; finely equipped, appointed, or dressed; well provided with. Also: experienced or accomplished in.

Of pleasing appearance, attractive, fair. Obsolete.

Fair or pleasing to the eye or sight; beautiful, handsome, lovely; resplendent with beauty. ? Obsolete. Of persons, their parts, etc., or of things.

Of things: Skilfully or artistically fashioned; hence, in wider sense, elegant, handsome, becoming. Often of dress.

Of attractive appearance.

Joyous, radiant; beautiful, elegant. Also as n. (with the): elegant people as a class.

Of a person: having an attractive appearance; good-looking, handsome. Cf. ill-favoured, adj. a.

In predicative use. Of good or satisfactory appearance. Usually modified by very. Now somewhat archaic.

Presentable to the sight; worthy of being seen or contemplated.

Very beautiful; lovely, attractive; elegant. Obsolete.

Of immaterial things: Fine; fair; specious.

Of a person (or occasionally an animal): pleasing in appearance, good-looking; esp. (of a woman) pleasantly attractive (rather than stunningly…

Smooth, sleek; neat, tidy.

Pleasant or attractive in appearance.

Originally Scottish. Of good or pleasing appearance; handsome, beautiful, good-looking; = goodly, adj. 1a.

Pleasing to the sight; fair to look at; handsome, beautiful.

Sightly, pleasant to the eye.

? That holds fast the eyes; engaging, attractive. Obsolete. rare.

Pleasing to the eye; attractive.

Of such appearance and proportions as suit the requirements of good taste; comely, handsome.

Fine, handsome.

Prominent or conspicuous; (also) distinguished, attractive (see quot. 1656).

Pleasing to the eye; = eyeable, adj. 2.

Of a good fashion or appearance; goodlooking, stylish. Also, fashionable-like. Obsolete.

Of an animal or thing: having an aesthetically pleasing appearance; attractive, well-proportioned. Now archaic and rare.

Pleasing in appearance. Pleasing to the eye; free from ruggedness or incongruity in appearance; characterized by a subtle effect or contrast rather…

Somewhat fine (in various senses of the adjective); esp. (in early use) †affecting refinement; somewhat fastidious (obsolete).

Of good appearance; good-looking.

A person's (or animal's) appearance, esp. that of his or her countenance; expression of the eyes or the face; personal appearance or aspect. †of a…

of pleasing appearance; attractive; = likely-looking, adj. 1.

Of a person: attractive, pleasant, or cheerful in appearance; healthy-looking, hearty; spec. (of a woman) comely, attractive; buxom, plump. Also…

transferred. Of physical features, etc.: Looking bright or cheerful; pleasant, agreeable to the sight.

Fit to be beheld, fair to look upon.

Smart, neat, smiling; simpering; of the nature of a smirk.

Of pleasing appearance; attractive. Cf. earlier likely-looked adj. at likely, adj. adv.n. compounds 1.

Of decent or acceptable appearance, esp. as regards clothing or grooming.

Of a person: fit to be produced or introduced; presentable. Obsolete.

Fit to be presented or introduced into society or company; of good or respectable appearance, fit to be seen. Also figurative.

gen. Having an aesthetically pleasing appearance; attractive, well-proportioned. Cf. well-looking, adj. 2a.

Rather bonny or fine. Also: moderately large; fair. Frequently used ironically.

= spick and span, adj.

Originally and chiefly English regional (midlands). That may be seen or viewed with pleasure; agreeable to the eye; attractive. Cf. earlier eyely…

Characterized by ‘aegyo’, cute, charming, adorable.