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…

Beautiful. Of persons (esp. women), their appearance, features, etc.

Of a person, esp. a woman: beautiful, attractive; (in early use also) spec. having a fair and rosy complexion (cf. sense A. 8). Also of a person's…

Beautiful. (the) sheen: used after a woman's name.

Fair, fine, beautiful. Obsolete.

Of a person, his or her appearance: beautiful, attractive. In later use also: smart, dapper. Now rare (English regional).

Elegant; attractive; finely or fashionably dressed. Obsolete.

Noble; beautiful; excellent, fine. Chiefly poetic. As a conventional epithet of praise for a woman. Cf. free, adj. 3. Obsolete.

Fair, beautiful. Obsolete.

Beautiful, comely.

A common epithet of women: Beautiful, beauteous, fair. Obsolete.

spec. Of a person (now esp. a woman), the face, figure, etc.: possessing attractive harmony of features, figure, or complexion; exceptionally…

Handsome, beautiful; elegant, graceful; comely in appearance.

Physically beautiful or attractive. Obsolete. rare.

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

Beautiful or attractive like Venus.

Resembling a seraph, either in beauty or in fervour of exalted devotion.

Nymphlike, bewitching; (in later use, of a young girl) sexually attractive, sexually mature.

Like the boy Hyacinthus of Greek mythology.

Rich in bloom.