beau (noun)
21beau — [ bou ] (plural beaux [ bouz ] or beaus [ bouz ] ) noun count OLD FASHIONED 1. ) a woman s boyfriend or LOVER 2. ) a well dressed fashionable man …
22beau monde, the — [ ,bou mand ] noun the rich and fashionable people in society …
23beau gregoire — noun see beau gregory …
24Beau|jo|lais — «BOH zh LAY», noun. a type of light Burgundy wine, usually red. ╂[< Beaujolais, a region in eastern France] …
25beau|mon|tage — «boh MON tihj», noun. a composition of various mixtures used for hiding cracks and holes in wood and metal work. ╂[perhaps < Elie de Beaumont, 1798 1851, a French geologist + English age] …
26beau|ti|cian — «byoo TIHSH uhn», noun. a specialist in the use of cosmetics and in the care of the hair and skin, especially one who operates or is employed in a beauty shop …
27beau|ti|fi|ca|tion — «BYOO tuh fuh KAY shuhn», noun. a making or becoming beautiful or more beautiful; beautifying: »Color is perhaps the most universally applicable medium of beautification (Matthew Luckiesh) …
28beau|til|i|ty — «byoo TIHL uh tee», noun. the qualities of beauty and usefulness or purpose combined in the design of a building, a piece of furniture, or some other object or structure. ╂[blend of beauty and utility] …
29beau|ty — «BYOO tee», noun, plural ties. 1. good looks: »The young lady has beauty as well as great wit and charm. 2. the quality that continues to please in flowers, pictures, music, and other fine things: »There is beauty in a fine painting. SYNONYM(S):… …
30Beau Brummell — noun Etymology: nickname of G. B. Brummell Date: 1846 dandy 1 …
