mellifluous
21mellifluous — mel lif·lu·ous || mɪlɪflÊŠÉ™s adj. sweetly flowing, pleasing to the tongue or ear, sweet as with honey, mellifluent …
22mellifluous — [mɛ lɪflʊəs] adjective pleasingly smooth and musical to hear. Derivatives mellifluence noun mellifluent adjective mellifluously adverb mellifluousness noun Origin C15: from late L. mellifluus (from L. mel ho …
23mellifluous — a. See mellifluent …
24mellifluous — adj 1. smooth, flowing, euphonic, euphonious, musical, rhythmical, harmonious, melli sonant; sweet sounding, silver toned, dulcet, melodious, melodic; graceful, easy, soft, golden, silvery, mellifluent, fluent, liquid, tripping; eloquent, silver… …
25mellifluous — mel·lif·lu·ous …
26mellifluous — UK [məˈlɪfluəs] / US adjective very formal pleasant to listen to …
27mellifluous — a. a. sweet sounding; flowing with honey. ♦ melliferous, a. honey producing. ♦ mellisonant, a. sweet sounding. ♦ mellivorous, a. eating honey …
28mellifluous — see FLUX, MOLASSES …
29mellifluous — adj. (of a voice or words) pleasing, musical, flowing. Derivatives: mellifluence n. mellifluent adj. mellifluously adv. mellifluousness n. Etymology: ME f. OF melliflue or LL mellifluus f. mel honey + fluere flow …
30Old Corndrinking Mellifluous — William Faulkner, according to Ernest Hemingway …