Synonym: clever, cunning, dainty, pretty, shrewd, smart. Similar words: execute, route, outer, minute, cut, statute, computer, dispute. Meaning: [kjuːt] 
adj. 1. attractive especially by means of smallness or prettiness or quaintness 2. obviously contrived to charm.
adj. 1. attractive especially by means of smallness or prettiness or quaintness 2. obviously contrived to charm. 
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31 Even as a child, he was always cute enough to get what he wanted.
32 There was this girl, and I thought she was really cute.
33 Don't be so cute!
34 Really, they are so cute.
35 He's really cute,(http://sentencedict.com/cute.html) plus he's got a good job.
36 He is as cute as a puppy.
37 It had looked kind of cute, from a distance.
38 They are as cute as buttons.
39 Laura was an all-American type -- cute, blonde, vivacious.
40 He's so cute it makes me sick.
41 And I really dig those cute babes looking on!
42 Julia Roberts is really cute in her new movie.
43 Cute jogging shorts, tops, leggings.
44 Doesn't he look cute in that baseball cap!
45 She gets some pretty cute boyfriends.
46 He was this cute[Sentencedict.com], chubby baby.
47 Green's on-screen persona is cute and innocent.
48 That puppy is so cute!
49 That is one cute kid!
50 Oh, aren't those shoes cute?
51 He's really naughty, but he's so cute.
52 You were such a cute baby!
53 Don't they make a cute couple?
54 Sure, he's cute, but I'm still not interested.
55 Do you like Jill Anderson? I think she's cute!
56 I wouldn't have thought of Emil as cute.
57 She's a cute baby with a big smile.
58 Carla's little boy is real cute.
59 At three or four weeks, rabbits really are very cute.
60 In lieu of a dance, you can always ask that cute girl or guy to join you for a duet.
More similar words: execute, route, outer, minute, cut, statute, computer, dispute, attribute, cut off, cut out, cut in, cut up, distribute, contribute, cut down, constitute, scuttle, cut into, cut back, contribute to, cut short, cut across, executive, execution, cut through, prosecutor, consecutive, prosecution.