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| a person who cultivates a wuperior appreciation of beauty, especially in theh arts; often used to imply that the person's appreciation is excessive, affected, or impractical |
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| pertaining to an appreciation of beauty |
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| BEO, BEARE, BEAVI, BEATUM |
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| demonstrating extreme joy or blessedness |
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| supreme blessedness; exalted happiness; a series of declarations about blessedness made by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount |
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kindly, mild, gentle in effect;
not malignant, as a growth or tumor |
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| beneficial, kindly especially to inferiors |
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a rich mass of ore;
an unexpected source of great wealth or luck, a windfall |
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| a person who enjoys good food and drink and lives luxuriously |
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jolly, convival (like boon companion);
a benefit that is greatlly enjoyed |
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| suave, urbane, nonchalant |
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| the study of improving a species, especially human beings, by genetic control such as discouragint the reproduction of individuals presumed to have undesirable innate traits and encouraging the reproduction of those with desirable tratits |
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| use of aneutral, mild, or vague word or phrase instead of a m,ore explicit on that might offend someone. |
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| pleasant sounds, especially in spoken language |
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