Beautiful, elegant, fair, handsome. In later use only of persons.

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…

Lovable, lovely, delightful, beautiful, pleasant, dear, glad. Applied both to persons and things.

Beautiful. Of animals, inanimate objects, places, etc.

Beautiful.

beautiful.

Inspiring love on account of beauty; lovely, beautiful.

Pleasing, pleasant. Obsolete. Pleasing in appearance; beautiful. Obsolete.

Adorned with flowers or verdure; figurative adorned with charms or virtues. Obsolete.

Lovable or attractive on account of beauty. Of a thing: beautiful; pleasing to the senses.

Beautiful.

Highly pleasing to the senses, esp. the sight; beautiful; (also, in recent use) sensuously alluring, voluptuous. Chiefly literary.

Highly pleasing to the sight; embodying an ideal of physical perfection; possessing exceptional harmony of form or colour. Also in weakened use.

Of a person or thing: remarkably attractive; good-looking. Now somewhat dated, except U.S. slang (originally and chiefly African-American), of a…

= pulchrous, adj.

Fair or pleasing to the eye or sight; beautiful, handsome, lovely; resplendent with beauty. ? Obsolete. Of flowers, birds or their feathers, etc. In…

? Beautiful, handsome.

Beautiful, lovely. In quot. 1525 absol.

Beauteous, fair.

Of an object: attractive; beautiful or handsome; esp. (of a place) characterized by attractive landscape or architecture; scenic, pretty (used…

Beautiful; highly pleasing to the sight. Chiefly in the superlative. In later use regional or nonstandard.

= lovely, adj. Obsolete.

In hyperbolic use: Able to kill. Overpoweringly beautiful or attractive.

Of blooming appearance; strikingly beautiful or attractive; brilliant. Of colour: Bright, resplendent. Obsolete.

As the second element of compounds: having beauty of a specified kind or amount, as little-beautied, rare-beautied, etc.

colloquial. Excellent, first-rate, ‘splendid’, delightful; extremely attractive or good-looking.

Beautiful, attractive.

Originally U.S. (chiefly literary and humorous). Esp. of a woman: beautiful, attractive.

Beautiful; (also) excellent, impressive, admirable. Also ironic.

= lovely, adj.