gorgeousness.html - adj.
1 richly coloured, sumptuous, magnificent.
2 colloq. very pleasant, splendid (gorgeous weather).
3 colloq. strikingly beautiful.

gorgeously adv. gorgeousness n. [earlier gorgayse, -yas f. OF gorgias fine, elegant, of unkn. orig.]

gorgeousness.html - n. & v.
--n.

1 a narrow opening between hills or a rocky ravine, often with a stream running through it.
2 an act of gorging; a feast.
3 the contents of the stomach; what has been swallowed.
4 the neck of a bastion or other outwork; the rear entrance to a work.
5 US a mass of ice etc. blocking a narrow passage.

--v.

1 intr. feed greedily.
2 tr. a (often refl.) satiate, glut. b swallow, devour greedily.

cast the gorge at reject with loathing. one's gorge rises at one is sickened by.

gorger n. [ME f. OF gorge throat ult. f. L gurges whirlpool]

gorgeousness.html - adj.
1 richly coloured, sumptuous, magnificent.
2 colloq. very pleasant, splendid (gorgeous weather).
3 colloq. strikingly beautiful.

gorgeously adv. gorgeousness n. [earlier gorgayse, -yas f. OF gorgias fine, elegant, of unkn. orig.]

gorgeousness.html - n.
1 hist. a a piece of armour for the throat. b a woman's wimple.
2 a patch of colour on the throat of a bird, insect, etc. [OF gorgete (as GORGE)]

gorgeousness.html - n. & v.
--n.

1 a narrow opening between hills or a rocky ravine, often with a stream running through it.
2 an act of gorging; a feast.
3 the contents of the stomach; what has been swallowed.
4 the neck of a bastion or other outwork; the rear entrance to a work.
5 US a mass of ice etc. blocking a narrow passage.

--v.

1 intr. feed greedily.
2 tr. a (often refl.) satiate, glut. b swallow, devour greedily.

cast the gorge at reject with loathing. one's gorge rises at one is sickened by.

gorger n. [ME f. OF gorge throat ult. f. L gurges whirlpool]

gorgeousness.html - adj.
1 richly coloured, sumptuous, magnificent.
2 colloq. very pleasant, splendid (gorgeous weather).
3 colloq. strikingly beautiful.

gorgeously adv. gorgeousness n. [earlier gorgayse, -yas f. OF gorgias fine, elegant, of unkn. orig.]