splendiferous
splendid; magnificent; fine.
Origin of splendiferous
1Other words from splendiferous
- splen·dif·er·ous·ly, adverb
- splen·dif·er·ous·ness, noun
Words Nearby splendiferous
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How to use splendiferous in a sentence
What Spoto discreetly omits from his text is that Kelly found herself ensnared in a splendiferous prison.
Alice, what did you do to make your reception-room so perfectly splendiferous?
Holiday Stories for Young People | VariousYou see, we went out to gather grapes in the wood one day, and we had a splendiferous time.
Sharing Her Crime | May Agnes FlemingOthers are made up of common roots and grotesque affixes: swelldoodle, splendiferous and peacharino.
The American Language | Henry L. Mencken"I never dreamed anything so perfectly splendiferous," she murmured.
The Girl Scout's Triumph | Katherine Keene Galt
Do you mean that you will let me wear that splendiferous costume?
Betty Lee, Senior | Harriet Pyne Grove
British Dictionary definitions for splendiferous
/ (splɛnˈdɪfərəs) /
facetious grand; splendid: a really splendiferous meal
Origin of splendiferous
1Derived forms of splendiferous
- splendiferously, adverb
- splendiferousness, noun
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