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dreamboat
[dreem-boht]
noun
a highly attractive or desirable person.
Look at these vintage pics I found of Grandpa in uniform—he was a real dreamboat back in the day!
Older Use., a luxuriously designed car.
dreamboat
/ ˈdriːmˌbəʊt /
noun
old-fashioned, an exceptionally attractive person or thing, esp a person of the opposite sex
Word History and Origins
Origin of dreamboat1
Example Sentences
“He’s an absolute dreamboat. But I’m like, ‘What now?’
Lerman is the former teen dreamboat of “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” and the “Percy Jackson” series, and he’s interesting casting.
Katelyn Doyle is the author of the contemporary rom-coms "Just Some Stupid Love Story" and "Total Dreamboat," and she also writes as the USA Today bestselling historical romance novelist Scarlett Peckham.
Backed by the 77-year-old Queen guitarist as well as a large gospel choir in angelic robes, the mustachioed pop-rock dreamboat nailed Freddie Mercury’s lung-busting theatrics — and, more important, seemed to be having a blast as he moved through each of the song’s many rock-operatic twists and turns.
Half a century after the release of 1975’s “Dreamboat Annie,” Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart are set to hit the road Friday night in Las Vegas.
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