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hunky

adjective as in being handsome and well-built

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That would certainly be historic — but it wouldn’t mean everything is finally hunky-dory with our congressional maps.

It is one thing to keep going when everything is hunky-dory, when you are making swift and observable progress.

The NCAA even got in on the act, and—quelle surprise—also determined that everything was hunky-dory.

Sam Claflin—hunky, pretty, beautiful Sam Claflin—won the highly sought-after role.

There is no doubt that men can do it, though; Hinds admits he encountered an attempt to cast him in the hunky house-husband role.

The velvet-covered book features 42 hunky men in different locations around the country.

Hardly anyone could be more blue collar than Palin, out on the fishing boat with her hunky blue-collar husband, Todd.

Sometimes she will come running in, and say, "I am so hunky dory I don't know what to do; want sonton to neat."

"Hunky" bread-puddings and eggless, faintly-sweetened rice puddings, and pies of various kinds, represent dessert.

You're all right, and the spot is hunky-dory, and it's the durned old boat hez made the mistake, begosh!

Before he could think how he should act, a response came to the call from Hunky Ben.

Without leaving the boat, fishing arm-deep into the brush, he announced, "All hunky-dory."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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