Endowed with grace or charm of appearance; beautiful, attractive. In later use chiefly: (of appearance, manner, style, etc.) characterized by…

glorious skinny: (perhaps) beautiful or splendid of skin; attractive in appearance. Obsolete. rare.

Having the quality of attracting people or things; attractive; (later esp.) that attracts a crowd or audience. Cf. drawing card, n.

In early use: pleasant, having pleasing and attractive qualities. Now chiefly: spec. (of form, movement, expression, or action) elegant, poised…

Attracting.

Of a thing: pleasant to look at, attractive; (esp. in early use) well-proportioned. Now usually in extended use: that has appealing features…

Of a thing, quality, etc.: appealing, attractive.

Endowed with grace (in various senses); favoured; pleasing; embellished.

That attracts something or someone (in various senses).

That attracts attention, interest, or affection; that arouses sexual or romantic feelings. Having the quality of attracting attention, interest…

Persuasive (now rare or obsolete); alluring, attractive, ‘taking’. †Also adverbially, winningly.

That appeals; applying to a higher tribunal; suppliant, imploring. In modern use, frequently merging into sense ‘attractive’.

Appealing, engaging, pleasing, charming, captivating; that takes the fancy or affection. colloquial in later use.

Having the power or quality of attracting or drawing towards; that attracts or entices; attractive.

Charming, delightful, enrapturing.

Attractive; graceful. Obsolete. rare.

Seductive, attractive, alluring, inviting.

Alluring, enticing, seductive.

That catches the eye, the interest, or the imagination; attractive; engaging; captivating. Cf. eye-catching, adj.

That gains in various senses of the verb. †Of manner, etc.: Winning. gaining-twist n. in rifled firearms, a twist of the grooves that increases…

Chiefly English regional (north-eastern). Pleasant, nice, agreeable; neat, attractive, comely; good, worthy, satisfactory. Often a general epithet…

Full of charms or spells, connected with magic; figurative full of alluring qualities, charming, delightful.

Fascinating; highly pleasing or delightful to the mind or senses. (At first distinctly figurative from 1, but now used without any thought of that…

Delicately formed; prettily small or delicate.

That disarms (in various senses of the verb); esp. that allays suspicion or hostility, chiefly by means of charm or attractiveness. Hence simply…

That predisposes favourably; giving a favourable first impression; attractive, pleasing.

Alluring, attractive, ‘bewitching’. Cf. French séduisant. Now rare.

Alluring, enticing, winning.

Of a person or thing: that draws or attracts the eye; striking; prominent.

Pleasing (in general); yielding pleasure or enjoyment; agreeable, delightful, charming. (Only literary… In colloquial use, an emotional epithet…

That is designed or intended to draw attention; attractive; eye-catching.

That wins or attracts personal attachment; attractive, engaging. Now archaic and rare.

Winning, attractive.

(originally U.S. colloquial and Schoolboy slang.) Used of things in same way as cunning, adj. 6. Now in general colloquial use, applied to people as…

U.S. colloquial. Quaintly interesting or pretty, attractive, taking; as having attributed to it the qualities described in sense 2b, or (as said of…

= taking, adj. 2.

Relating to or of the nature of a cynosure.

Of a fabric, design, etc.: attractive, neat, stylish; richly or daintily decorative.

Alluring, fascinating, pleasing, ‘taking’.

Seductive, alluring.

colloquial. Full of rich or strong quality; highly interesting, attractive, or suggestive. Cf. juicy, adj. 2, spicy, adj. 7.

Originally: fine, grand, smart or attractive in appearance. In later use chiefly: good, great, excellent.

Accomplished, skilful; exciting, alluring.

Inducing a swoon; hence, distractingly attractive, delightful. colloquial.

Very attractive.

Usually applied to a girl: attractive; fashionable. colloquial.

U.S. slang. Attractive; stylish; wonderful.

Characterized by ‘aegyo’, cute, charming, adorable.