dainty
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definition
noun
Still lifes usually show beautiful vessels filled with wine and appetizing fruit or other dainties invitingly arranged on lovely china.
something good to eat; a delicacy.
adjective
a dainty lace handkerchief
delicately small and pretty.
a dainty appetite
fastidious or difficult to please, typically concerning food.
example
It was wooden like the rest of the ship, but it was a small, rather pretty little room, with 'dainty' curtains over the circular windows and a nice rug on the floor.
Between bites of 'dainty' sandwiches made with just-baked Yarrows bread, Noel says he dreamed of going to university in England.
I have big feet like my dad, but small 'dainty' hands like my mom.
She looks down her 'dainty' nose, her delicate-featured face wrinkling in genteel distaste.
My pleasure was always based on greed rather than some Epicurian assessment of 'dainty' morsels.
St Mark's Anglican Church resembles a 'dainty' Wendy house with gothic windows while Catholic St Patrick's transepts make it larger, more eager.
Carefully she pulled the dress over her undergarments, and lightly slid her feet into the 'dainty' shoes that her mother had once bought her.
They even brought along with them a 'dainty' woman named Mercedes, who was Charles' wife and Hal's older sister.
We climbed a winding wooden staircase up into a quaint little room filled with over-stuffed sofas and 'dainty' tables.
Beside St. Mary's there is a short row of small, 'dainty' cottages, administered by the Church, for the use of its employees and other deserving families.
She is 'dainty' and makes people feel protective of her.
Apparently, some 'dainty' fans' feelings were so very hurt.
Also, it's not as if there were a 'dainty' lady around here who would scream and faint dead away at my shocking condition.
That was back in 1903, and the editor's room was later described as being like a woman's boudoir, with 'dainty' wall mirrors, chintz curtains and Queen Anne chairs.
In the medieval ages, knights displayed 'dainty' handkerchiefs given to them by their lady-love.
Now is the chance to prove to your acquaintances that the days of small cucumber sandwiches and 'dainty' cakes have not gone for good!
She was 'dainty' , with short black hair and perfectly painted red fingernails.
Staples of the look have been creeping into mainstream fashion for a couple of years: three-quarter length sleeves, 'dainty' cardis and calf-cropped capri pants.
And then there's food - glorious food - tables groaning with breads, pies, fruitcakes and 'dainty' sweets wrapped with red and green ribbon.
Alicia was certain that if only she had been born pretty and 'dainty' like her mother, her life would have been much easier.
Mona always said that she was fat, when in reality, she was 'dainty' with a slight build.
We had cod goujons, which came with tartar sauce, and a slab of flavoursome chicken liver paté with a sweet redcurrant sauce and 'dainty' triangles of toast.
On the other hand, it is the 'dainty' and refined accompaniment to cucumber sandwiches.
Her 'dainty' feet padded across the floor and made no sound.
I rang up Luke to ask if I was being too 'dainty' in thinking it ghoulish to market a film of somebody contracting a deadly disease.
Hence men who seek their own welfare should always honour women on holidays and festivals with gifts of ornaments, clothes, and 'dainty' food.
Slowly and shufflingly, the 'dainty' child rose to her feet.
He dreamt of holding her fragile body in his arms and kissing her sweet 'dainty' lips.
Mother and daughter danced for a few moments, Molly spinning on tiptoes like a 'dainty' ballerina, Christina gracefully moving to the beat.
Tracy King was a 'dainty' , petite blonde with platinum hair and a blindingly white smile.
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