goodlooking

She's not quite as goodlooking as you, maybe, but she's got a far handsomer nose.

The Texan's gaze took in a slim dark man, goodlooking after a fashion, but with dissipation written on the rather sullen face.

Osborn was a free man; he had broken routine and was out adventuring; and he was goodlooking, he looked worth while.

The reporter was perhaps twenty-five years old—fair of hair, fair of skin, goodlooking in a pretty way.

During her young-woman and goodlooking days-hood B. is said to have made a hit with European nobility.

She's a real nice lady, too, and goodlooking—but a grafter to her last eye winker.