de-lightful
[ dih-lahyt-fuhl ]
- as ininteresting
- as ininviting
- as injolly
- as injovial
- as inlovable
- as inlovely
- as innice
- as inpalatable
- as inpleasant
- as inpleasing/pleasurable
- as inpretty
- as insatisfying
- as inscrumptious
- as insensual
- as inacceptable
- as insweet
- as inbeautiful
- as intoothsome
- as involuptuous
- as inwelcome
- as inwinning/winsome
- as inwinsome
- as inyummy
- as inbeatific
- as ingratifying
- as inpleasing
- as inrapturous
- as incapital
- as inentrancing
- as incharming
- as ingood-tempered
- as ingoodish
- as inOK
- as inparadisaic
- as inparadisaical
- as inparadisal
- as inparadisiac
- as inparadisiacal
- as inpulchritudinous
- as insightly
- as insplendorous
- as inunobjectionable
- as incomfortable
- as incongenial
- as inadorable
- as incute
- as indainty
- as indelectable
- as indelicate
- as indelicious
- as indelightful
- as inagreeable
- as inenjoyable
- as inentertaining
- as infascinating
- as inamiable
- as inamusing
- as infragrant
- as inglorious
- as ingolden
- as ingorgeous
- as ingrateful
- as inheavenly
- as inhomey
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"De-lightful man," said Lemons, gazing rapturously at Charley.