Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| aestheticise | to make beautiful. |
| aestheticize | to make beautiful. |
| appealing | attractive. |
| appealingly | (Adv.) APPEALING, attractive. |
| beaut | (Coll.) a beauty (adj.) beautiful |
| beauteous | beautiful. |
| beauteously | (Adv.) BEAUTEOUS, beautiful. |
| beauteousness | the state of being beauteous. |
| beautification | the process of making beautiful, as done by eg a cosmetic surgeon. |
| beautiful | fair to look at. |
| beautifully | (Adv.) BEAUTIFUL, full of beauty. |
| beautifulness | the state of being beautiful. |
| beautify | to make beautiful. |
| beauty | the quality that gives pleasure to the sight; (verb, Shakesp.) to make beautiful. |
| beddable | sexually attractive. |
| belle | (Fr.) a young lady of superior beauty and attractions. |
| bellibone | (Spenser) a woman excelling both in beauty and goodness. |
| bonie | (Scots) bonny. |
| bonnie | bonny. |
| bonniness | the state of being bonny. |
| callipygean | having beautiful buttocks. |
| callipygian | having beautiful buttocks. |
| callipygous | having beautiful buttocks. |
| comelily | (Adv.) COMELY, in a suitable or becoming manner. |
| comeliness | the state of being comely. |
| comely | pleasing to look at. |
| cute | pleasingly attractive. |
| cutely | (Adv.) CUTE, pleasingly attractive. |
| debonaire | of good appearance, elegant. |
| dishy | (Coll.) attractive. |
| elegant | tastefully opulent. |
| elegantly | (Adv.) ELEGANT, tastefully opulent. |
| elysian | blissful, delightful. |
| embellish | to add beauty to. |
| embellisher | one who embellishes. |
| embellishingly | (Adv.) EMBELLISHING. |
| eyesome | pleasant to look at. |
| featurely | (Arch.) handsome. |
| gainliness | the state of being gainly. |
| gainly | shapely, comely. |
| goodfaced | (Shakesp.) having a handsome face. |
| goodliness | beauty of form; comeliness. |
| gorgeous | beautiful. |
| gorgeously | (Adv.) GORGEOUS, beautiful. |
| graceful | full of grace. |
| handsome | of attractive appearance (noun) a handsome person |
| handsomely | (Adv.) HANDSOME, of attractive appearance. |
| handsomeness | the state of being handsome. |
| keepsaky | vapidly pretty. |
| lovelihead | loveliness. |
| lovelily | (Adv.) LOVELY, attractive. |
| loveliness | the state of being lovely. |
| lovely | attractive. |
| menseful | (Scots) decorous, graceful. |
| prepossessing | creating a favorable impression; attractive. |
| prepossessingly | (Adv.) PREPOSSESSING, creating a favorable impression; attractive. |
| prettify | to make pretty. |
| prettily | (Adv.) PRETTY, pleasant to look at. |
| prettiness | the state of being pretty. |
| pretty | pleasant to look at (verb) to make pretty |
| prettyish | somewhat pretty. |
| pulchritude | beauty. |
| pulchritudinous | beautiful, comely. |
| purty | (US dial.) pretty. |
| sightly | pleasing to look at. |
| studly | (Sl.) hunky, muscular and attractive. |
| taky | (Obs.) attractive. |
| unfair | not fair (verb, Shakesp.) to deprive of beauty |
| unfairly | (Adv.) UNFAIR, not fair. |
| unhandsome | not handsome. |
| unhandsomely | (Adv.) UNHANDSOME, not handsome. |
| unprettiness | the state of being unpretty. |
| unpretty | not pretty. |
| viewly | (Dial.) pleasing to look at. |
| winsome | charming, captivating. |
| winsomely | (Adv.) WINSOME, charming, captivating. |