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costly, high-priced, dear, pricey, pricy | having a high price | |
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lamb, dear | a sweet innocent mild-mannered person (especially a child) | |
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dear, beloved, darling | dearly loved | |
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dearly, dear | at a great cost | |
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well, dear, ah, why, ha, wow, hey, oh, no way, gad, son of a bitch, whoosh, humph, whoof, mercy, say, man, gee-whiz, gracious, phew, upon my soul, golly, caramba, my, hollo, lord, good, boy, what, alack, dear me, crazy, whew, goodness, cor, doggone, gosh, zounds, huh, indeed, ho, gee, so, deuce, oh no, coo, heigh, yow, oho, jiminy, heck, hoo-ha, heigh-ho, heyday, upon my word, blimey, the devil, shit, oh dear, dear knows, goodness me, goodness gracious, my goodness, no, jeez, geez, oh my, my my, my oh my, ooh la la, OMG, oh my god, oh my gosh, oh god, oh mi god, holy moley, my god, good heavens, good heaven, my word, by jove, haha, hahaha, by thunder, by heaven | an expression that is uttered to show surprise or wonder | |
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affectionately, dearly, dear | with affection | |
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honey, dear, love, beloved, dearest | a beloved person; used as terms of endearment | |
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dear, las, me, welladay, welliday, lackadaisy, och, wellaway, eh, mavrone, alas, wirra, ay, oche, oh no, lackaday, heck, ewhow, heh, hech, oh dear, aw, aww, aye | an expression that is uttered to show pity or sorrow | |
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dear, devout, earnest, heartfelt | earnest | |
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dear | a phrase used to express sympathy or dismay | |
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good, dear, near | with or in a close or intimate relationship | |
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dear | used as a term of address (affectionately or politely); used as a polite term of address for opening written correspondence |