adorbs
adjective
ə-ˈdȯrbz 
informal
: extremely charming or appealing : adorable
Ever notice that the tiny version of pretty much anything is super adorbs, from poodles to party favors?
Cassandra Vega
Cassandra VegaThe Wildflower Eye & Cheek Palette, $36, looks adorbs, and comes in blendable, spring- and summer-perfect shades. The Boston Herald
The Boston Herald
Word History
Etymology
ador(a)b(le) + -s, hypocoristic suffix (perhaps shortened from -sy, as in cutesy)
First Known Use
2008, in the meaning defined above
- put someone or something through its paces
- put someone or something to shame
- put someone or something to the test
- put someone out of a job
- put someone out of work
- put someone out to grass
- put someone straight
- put someone to flight
- put someone to the sword
- put someone up to
- put someone wise to
- put someone's back up
- put someone's mind at ease
- put someone's mind at rest
- put someone's name down
- put something behind
- put something behind oneself
- put something down to
- put something into practice
- put something into service
- put something into words
- put something or someone on the map
- put something out of one's mind
- put something over on
- put something over on someone