Synonym: gem, ornament, stone. Similar words: jewelry, farewell, Jew, Jewish, fewer, viewer, screwed, well. Meaning: ['dʒuːəl] n. 1. a precious or semiprecious stone incorporated into a piece of jewelry 2. a person who is a brilliant and precious as a piece of jewelry. v. adorn or decorate with precious stones.
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121, Alan, you're a jewel.
122, The chemisette pure and unadulterated is a jewel, is a virtue and is not a clothing.
123, Plain dealing is a Jewel but they that use it die beggars.
124, Chocolate box designs ranged from superb velvet covered caskets with bevelled mirrors and silk lined jewel boxes to pretty boxes with pictures on the lid.
125, She is keen on the female accouterments such as lipstick, scarf, jewel and so on.
126, Kat Macenas visits with a dog boarding in the crown jewel suite at Chateau Poochie.
127, The Faberge Salon is Hayon 's jewel. A jewel that will stand the test of time because it is made up of priceless elements that will never loose their value...
128, The most valuable jewel in this box is diamond, the most cloddy one is emerald.
129, Ali Baba and the 40 thieves knew what mattered in a cavern laden with jewel - encrusted treasure.
130, We want to buy Manicure Set, Travelling Kit, Shoe Shone Kit and Sewing Kit, Flask Cigar Set, Travel Games, Jewel Box.
131, Considered a crown jewel of the National Wildlife Refuge System, this enclave of isolated beaches, coastal marshes and forests offers a unique experience for the nature photographer.
132, Similar traditional verses are sometimes found on hope chests , jewel boxes , snuff boxes[sentencedict.com], and the like.
133, The Palkins are some of Russia's oldest restaurateurs and their crowning jewel opened in 1874 with 25 dining halls, a billiard room, a marble fountain and a sweeping staircase.
134, The 1966 drama is truly the crown jewel of Taylor's resume -- she got to stretch her acting chops like never before and was rewarded with her second Oscar.
135, The clitoris has a glans as well: the exquisitely sensitive nub that is, without question, the crown jewel of the clitoral system.
136, The only debt their designs owe to the city's past are the bright pops of jewel tones as accents throughout the hotel, a nod to the famous Faberge Eggs produced in the city.
137, Theoretical physicist Richard Feynman was a huge fan and called it a "jewel" and a "remarkable" formula.
138, Your tunic and hose match ill with that jewel,[http://sentencedict.com/jewel.html] young man.
139, Thailand's sun-drenched jewel in the South Andaman Sea Koh Lipe has recently risen to the top of intrepid beach lovers’ A-list of island paradises.
140, Shining like a jewel, an eye-catching Erinite crystal in an exclusive cut forms the centrepiece of this unique design.
141, Located in tropical zone, it is temperate in climate, and the view is delightful in all seasons, so Havana is known as "Jewel of the Caribbean".
142, The police prised up the floorboards to look for the hidden jewel.
143, Jewel Quest Solitaire and Super Mahjong explore two games collection.
144, You essence is as pure and perfect as an unblemished jewel.
145, The main products include jewel bearing, shock-absorber, mini-bearing of wrist watch, jewel bearing of instrument, jewel orifice and all sorts of industry jewel.
146, The Macclesfield Psalter (c. 1335), a jewel of manuscript painting, was virtually unknown before its sale by Sotheby's in 2004.
147, A double arcs pivot jewel bearing was developed to run at high speed.
148, Citic Pacific is supposed to be a jewel in China's overseas corporate crown, with a management pedigree that approaches royalty in communist China.
149, My nephew found a few dew drops on the Jewish jeweler's jewel.
150, She was in the room and rifled through her mother's jewel case.
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