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English Idioms :: starry-eyed
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starry.html - {adj.} Very happy and excited, perhaps with little reason; eager and self-confident about improving human nature and general conditions of life. * /Young people are often starry-eyed and eager to improve the world; they do not know how hard it is./ |
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Traditional English :: starry
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starry.html - adj. (starrier, starriest) 1 covered with stars. 2 resembling a star. starry-eyed colloq. 1 visionary; enthusiastic but impractical. 2 euphoric. starrily adv. starriness n. |
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English Idioms :: starry-eyed
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starry.html - {adj.} Very happy and excited, perhaps with little reason; eager and self-confident about improving human nature and general conditions of life. * /Young people are often starry-eyed and eager to improve the world; they do not know how hard it is./ |
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Traditional English :: starry
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starry.html - adj. (starrier, starriest) 1 covered with stars. 2 resembling a star. starry-eyed colloq. 1 visionary; enthusiastic but impractical. 2 euphoric. starrily adv. starriness n. |
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English Idioms :: star
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starry.html - See: FIVE-STAR, SEE STARS, HITCH ONE'S WAGON TO A STAR, LUCKY STAR, THANK ONE'S LUCKY STARS. |
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English Idioms :: starch
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starry.html - See: TAKE THE STARCH OUT OF. |
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