Associations to the word «Favorite»
Noun
- Fan
- Betting
- Preseason
- Cookbook
- Consort
- Ign
- Recipe
- Cites
- Cult
- Dessert
- Poll
- Courtier
- Rendition
- Odds
- Villain
- Hometown
- Sinatra
- Pastime
- Audience
- Empress
- Listener
- Contender
- Pizza
- Zeppelin
- Dish
- Hymn
- Wrestler
- Viewer
- Beethoven
- Tune
- Harem
- Cookie
- Eunuch
- Nook
- Repertoire
- Antoinette
- Sing
- Beatles
- Halloween
- Song
- Ballad
- Crowd
- Cartoon
- Ebert
- Chopin
- Hepburn
- Candy
- Elvis
- Reader
- Movie
- Restaurant
- Enthusiast
- Hitchcock
- Pie
- Fun
- Gao
- Woody
- Sandwich
- Contestant
- Weekly
- Steak
- Hi
- Duet
- Henrietta
- Haunt
- Tourist
- Humor
- Favorite
- Hobby
- Connie
- Blockbuster
- Bluegrass
- Richelieu
- Judges
- Funny
- Watering
- Folder
- Upset
Adjective
Wiktionary
FAVORITE, adjective. Preferred.
FAVORITE, noun. Preferred one, one with special favor
FAVORITE, noun. Expected or most probable to win.
FAVORITE, verb. Alternative form of favor
FAVORITE, verb. (Internet) To bookmark.
FAVORITE, verb. (Internet) To add to one's list of favorites on a website that allows users to compile such lists.
FAVORITE SON, noun. (US) A politician whose electoral appeal derives from his or her regional appeal, rather than his or her political views
Dictionary definition
FAVORITE, noun. Something regarded with special favor or liking; "that book is one of my favorites".
FAVORITE, noun. A special loved one.
FAVORITE, noun. A competitor thought likely to win.
FAVORITE, adjective. Appealing to the general public; "a favorite tourist attraction".
FAVORITE, adjective. Preferred above all others and treated with partiality; "the favored child".
Wise words
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