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Adjective: favourite fey-v(u-)rit Usage: Brit, Cdn (US: favorite)
- Preferred over of all others of a similar kind
"this is my favourite song"; - favorite [US], favored [US], favoured [Brit, Cdn], fave - Appealing to and popular with many people
"a favourite tourist attraction"; - favorite [US] - (of a person) valued more than all others, often treated with partiality
"the favourite child"; - favored [US], favorite [US], best-loved, pet, preferred, preferent, favoured [Brit, Cdn], fave [informal] Noun: favourite fey-v(u-)rit Usage: Brit, Cdn (US: favorite)
- Something regarded with special favour or liking
"that book is one of my favourites"; - favorite [US], fave [informal] - A special loved one
- darling, favorite [US], pet, dearie [Brit, informal], deary [informal], ducky [informal], jo [UK, archaic, dialect], acushla [Ireland], duckie [informal], honeybunch [informal], honeybun [N. Amer, informal] - A competitor thought likely to win
- front-runner, favorite [US] - A link to a website, kept in a list for quick access in future
- favorite [US], bookmark Verb: favourite fey-v(u-)rit Usage: Brit, Cdn (US: favorite)
- (social media) To mark an item as a personal favourite on social media
- favorite [US] - (computing) create a link to a web page (etc.) for quick future access
"if you don't find what you want now remember to favourite the page and return later"; "List of most favourited blogs"; - bookmark, favorite [N. Amer]
Derived forms: favourited, favourites, favouriting See also: big, loved, popular Type of: challenger, choice, competition, competitor, contender, label, lover, mark, pick, rival, selection, tag Encyclopedia: Favourite |