English Dictionary (Humor) beta

Guest A person who is welcomed into someone's home or establishment, typically for a short period of time.  ■ "I had a lovely guest last night who regaled me with stories of their travels in the circus."

Thank An expression of gratitude, often used in polite or formal situations.  ■ "I just wanted to thank you for the delicious meal and lovely company. You truly know how to throw a party!"

unlike A word used to describe something that is completely opposite or different from what it seems.  ■ "She's a lovely person, but she smells like an onion."

Bride A beautiful and lovely woman who is about to get married. She is often dressed in a white gown and carried by her groom on a horse.  ■ "I can't wait to see my sister get married! I'm sure she'll look like a bride on her wedding day."

Governess A person who is in charge of teaching and raising children, usually for a wealthy family.  ■ Mrs. Plumpton's governess was not only a strict disciplinarian but also a master of the art of sarcasm. One day, when one of her students accidentally spilled ink on her new dress, she said, "Oh, how lovely! Now you have a unique style all your own." The student left feeling both humiliated and impressed.

morning The period between midnight and noon, when most people are still asleep.  ■ "Good morning, sunshine! What a lovely morning to bask in the warmth of my bed while I ignore all of the responsibilities that come with being an adult."

silva A type of wood found in South America, known for its distinctive gray-brown color and silky texture. It is often used in furniture and cabinetry.  ■ I had a lovely piece of silva furniture in my home, but it didn't last long because it wasn't made to withstand the wear and tear of daily life., A type of cheese that is made from goat milk, known for its strong, tangy flavor and crumbly texture. It is often used in sandwiches and on pizzas.  ■ "I love a good silva cheese sandwich!