Pretty
Pantologia · 1813 · p. 693
a. (pnez, finery, Saxon; pretio, Italian; pra, prattigh, Dutch; pretium, Lat.). 1, Neat; elegant; pleasing without surprise or elevation (Watts). 2. Beautiful without grandeur or dignity (Spectator). 3. It is.used in a kind of diminutive contempt in poetry, and in conversation: as, a pretty fellow indeed? (Add is on). 4. Not very small. A vulgar use (Abbot). 693
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