cute

That was not always very cute, because she didn’t always like it.

“They are very friendly and curious,” The Evening Independent wrote in 1979 in an item emphasizing their popularity and cuteness.

But what is the end game here, and what are the unintended consequences of imbuing a robotic device with cuteness?

What Shinobi delivers on cuteness, it brings ten-fold in delicious ramen.

Alas, although Smith has so much rich material to work with, the novel suffers from an overdose of cuteness.

I was obliged to admire my cuteness in foreseeing this very thing and swapping trees to beat it.

The cuteness of these merchants was also evidenced in the signs on their stores.

It is as distinctly racial as the commercial "cuteness" or cleverness universally attributed to the American people of to-day.

But this anxiety whetted his pleasure, and, all alone in his tub, he congratulated himself on his luck and on his cuteness.

Is thar any livin' soul, I ax you plainly, expected to see the cuteness in a thing like that except a mother?