Sentence examples for cute term from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mom: a cute term often used to describe fathers in care-taking roles.

Dancing is a cute term; was it snapping fingers and twirling dancing, or just bodies grinding up against each other in a crowded room?

Up until now, the self-driving cars have been tested with safety humans (isn't that a cute term?) behind the wheel outside of Mountain View.

Marketers use a cute term called "immersive reading".

The Detox Coconut Colon Cleanser A variation on "Jugo De Vampiro", which is a cute Mexican term for "pooping vampire blood", this is an age-old recipe for detoxing (read: pooping, again).

He's not standard-issue cute, in terms of his appearance or his behavior — like a regular adolescent boy, he's blankish and inward, so it's believable when his character says and thinks both smart and dumb things.

He's not standard-issue cute, in terms of his appearance or his behavior like a regular adolescent boy, he's blankish and inward, so it's believable when his character says and thinks both smart and dumb things.

His Mystic Nativity sees the holy birth not in cute human terms but as the event that ultimately foretells the Last Judgment, the end of days and the coming of a new heaven and a new earth.

Another, from the Times: 6d Mentioned pet getting soft drinks (5) To pet, when it's not a cute old American term for advancing to first base, is to coax.

To reinforce the cleverness of his title, he uses "code" whenever he means "software," making many of his arguments confusing and requiring him to coin the cute but clumsy terms "East Coast Code" (law) and "West Coast Code" (software).

"If the world of business is an ugly world full of rats, they've managed to create a bushy tail for themselves and come across as a very, very cute rat with terms like 'Do no evil,' " said Scott Galloway, professor of brand strategy at the Stern School of Business at New York University.