Add to ORKGwonderful a, intensto excite wonder...a "wonderful gale" or a "wonderful pain".PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJune 1961Used IUsed I2Not usedsome, cruel, wunnerfu
wonderful a, intensUsed instead of terrible, or dreadful, etc. (E.g. 'A stormy day referred to as a...
wonderful a, intens'Cause he saw such a wonderful thing. organ grinder, monkey.PRINTED ITEM DNE Su...
wonderful a, intensMy mother uses the adjective "wonderful" in an unusual way. For instance, if the...
wonderful a, intensUsed much as we use "awful" or "awefully"; e.g. "_Wonderful_ high tide today."PR...
wonderful a, intensWonderful; very.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used INot used2Not usedsome, cru...
wonderful a, intensVery; -corruption of _wonderful_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJuly 1959Used INot used2N...
wonderful a, intens"'Tis wonderful sad, 'tis wonderful sad t'have he die so".PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG...
wonderful a, intensUncle Nick," said I, "tis wonderful late in the night.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story MA...
wonderful a, intensSkipper Tom he looked forward with a wonderful frown... [In Newfoundland the wo...
wonderful a, intens"I'd like wonderful well t'pilot you myself, sir, but I couldn't do it nowhow," ...
wonderful a, intensYou're wonderful good t' me, Eli," he said, at last looking up with glistening e...
wonderful a, intens"Wonderful" is our favourite adjective, and we use it to describe something _ so...
wonderful a, intensWhen anything happens very much out of the ordinary:- 'Glory be to God, isn't th...
wonderful a, intens'I've got a wonderful leak - my dory isn't hardly fit to go out in.'PRINTED ITEM...
wonderful a, intensA speedy ship.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used INot used2Not usedsome, cruel...
wonderful a, intensUsed instead of terrible, or dreadful, etc. (E.g. 'A stormy day referred to as a...
wonderful a, intens'Cause he saw such a wonderful thing. organ grinder, monkey.PRINTED ITEM DNE Su...
wonderful a, intensMy mother uses the adjective "wonderful" in an unusual way. For instance, if the...
wonderful a, intensUsed much as we use "awful" or "awefully"; e.g. "_Wonderful_ high tide today."PR...
wonderful a, intensWonderful; very.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used INot used2Not usedsome, cru...
wonderful a, intensVery; -corruption of _wonderful_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJuly 1959Used INot used2N...
wonderful a, intens"'Tis wonderful sad, 'tis wonderful sad t'have he die so".PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG...
wonderful a, intensUncle Nick," said I, "tis wonderful late in the night.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story MA...
wonderful a, intensSkipper Tom he looked forward with a wonderful frown... [In Newfoundland the wo...
wonderful a, intens"I'd like wonderful well t'pilot you myself, sir, but I couldn't do it nowhow," ...
wonderful a, intensYou're wonderful good t' me, Eli," he said, at last looking up with glistening e...
wonderful a, intens"Wonderful" is our favourite adjective, and we use it to describe something _ so...
wonderful a, intensWhen anything happens very much out of the ordinary:- 'Glory be to God, isn't th...
wonderful a, intens'I've got a wonderful leak - my dory isn't hardly fit to go out in.'PRINTED ITEM...
wonderful a, intensA speedy ship.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryApril 1962Used INot used2Not usedsome, cruel...
wonderful a, intensUsed instead of terrible, or dreadful, etc. (E.g. 'A stormy day referred to as a...
wonderful a, intens'Cause he saw such a wonderful thing. organ grinder, monkey.PRINTED ITEM DNE Su...
wonderful a, intensMy mother uses the adjective "wonderful" in an unusual way. For instance, if the...