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形容詞

cuuute (comparative cuuuter, superlative cuuutest)

1. Elongated form of cute.
   • 1986, Christopher P. Andersen, The New Book of People: Photographs, Capsule Biographies, and Vital Statistics of Over 500 Celebrities, p. 197:

     We are not cute. The ones who always say, 'Ooh, they're sooo cuuute,' wouldn't like us if they knew us.

   • 1995, Gabrielle Bauer, Tokyo, My Everest: A Canadian Woman in Japan, p. 181:

     “He's so cuuute,” I'd hear them croon. “He'd make a perfect grandfather, neh?”

   • 2005, Peter Bacho, Entrys, p. 96:

     You'd make such a great little man, you know, like one of those cuuute little Mexicans or Filipinos. Cuuute.

   • 2009, C. D. Payne, Youth in Revolt: The Journals of Nick Twisp, p. 465:

     “He's so-o-o-cuuute!” 'Yes, he is,” confirmed Sheeni.

   • 2017, Sally Hepworth, The Mother's Promise: A Novel, p. 30:

     “But it's cuuute!” Emily once called a pimple “cuuute,” so Zoe wasn't reassured.