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Definition of favorite
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Favorite
(n.) Short curls
dangling
over the
temples;
--
fashionable
in the reign of
Charles
II.
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Redstreak
::
Redstreak
(n.) A kind of apple
having
the skin
streaked
with red and
yellow,
-- a
favorite
English
cider
apple..
Engle
::
Engle (n.) A
favorite;
a
paramour;
an
ingle.
Couscousou
::
Couscousou
(n.) A
favorite
dish in
Barbary.
See
Couscous.
Bartlett
::
Bartlett
(n.) A
Bartlett
pear, a
favorite
kind of pear, which
originated
in
England
about 1770, and was
called
Williams'
Bonchretien.
It was
brought
to
America,
and
distributed
by Mr. Enoch
Bartlett,
of
Dorchester,
Massachusetts..
Favorite
::
Favorite
(n.) Short curls
dangling
over the
temples;
--
fashionable
in the reign of
Charles
II.
Favorite
::
Favorite
(n.) A
person
or thing
regarded
with
peculiar
favor;
one
treated
with
partiality;
one
preferred
above
others;
especially,
one
unduly
loved,
trusted,
and
enriched
with
favors
by a
person
of high rank or
authority..
Spekboom
::
Spekboom
(n.) The
purslane
tree of South
Africa,
-- said to be the
favorite
food of
elephants..
Bumper
::
Bumper
(n.) A
covered
house at a
theater,
etc., in honor of some
favorite
performer..
Pet
::
Pet (n.) Any
person
or
animal
especially
cherished
and
indulged;
a
fondling;
a
darling;
often,
a
favorite
child..
Favorite
::
Favorite
(n.) The
competitor
(as a horse in a race) that is
judged
most
likely
to win; the
competitor
standing
highest
in the
betting.
Ovation
::
Ovation
(n.)
Hence:
An
expression
of
popular
homage;
the
tribute
of the
multitude
to a
public
favorite.
Pleurosigma
::
Pleurosigma
(n.) A genus of
diatoms
of
elongated
elliptical
shape,
but
having
the sides
slightly
curved
in the form of a
letter
S.
Pleurosigma
angulatum
has very fine
striations,
and is a
favorite
object
for
testing
the high
powers
of
microscopes..
Chamois
::
Chamois
(n.) A small
species
of
antelope
(Rupicapra
tragus),
living
on the
loftiest
mountain
ridges
of
Europe,
as the Alps,
Pyrenees,
etc. It
possesses
remarkable
agility,
and is a
favorite
object
of
chase..
Outsider
::
Outsider
(n.) A horse which is not a
favorite
in the
betting.
Field
::
Field (n.) A
collective
term for all the
competitors
in any
outdoor
contest
or
trial,
or for all
except
the
favorites
in the
betting..
Darling
::
Darling
(a.)
Dearly
beloved;
regarded
with
especial
kindness
and
tenderness;
favorite.
Pull
::
Pull (n.)
Something
in one's favor in a
comparison
or a
contest;
an
advantage;
means of
influencing;
as, in
weights
the
favorite
had the
pull..
Disengage
::
Disengage
(v. t.) To
release
from that with which
anything
is
engaged,
engrossed,
involved,
or
entangled;
to
extricate;
to
detach;
to set free; to
liberate;
to
clear;
as, to
disengage
one from a
party,
from
broils
and
controversies,
from an oath,
promise,
or
occupation;
to
disengage
the
affections
a
favorite
pursuit,
the mind from
study..
Minion
::
Minion
(n.) An
obsequious
or
servile
dependent
or agent of
another;
a
fawning
favorite.
Favorite
::
Favorite
(a.)
Regarded
with
particular
affection,
esteem,
or
preference;
as, a
favorite
walk; a
favorite
child..
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