bee-utiful

English

Etymology

Blend of bee +‎ beautiful.

Adjective

bee-utiful (comparative more bee-utiful, superlative most bee-utiful)

  1. (humorous, said of bees or a situation involving bees) Alternative form of beautiful.
    • 2013, Jennifer Kroll, Mighty Micros: Little Things Big Results:
      Bee-utiful Work: Bees don't just make honey. People should also thank bees when they enjoy a juicy apple or a crunchy carrot. Bees do a crucial job for farmers. They pollinate most of the crops in the world.
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