Mean and Wizard

Mean

Mean adjective - Of the very best kind.

Usage example: I'm a mean dancer, so you could do worse than go to the prom with me

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Wizard and mean are semantically related. (British) In some cases you can use "Wizard" instead an adjective "Mean".

Nearby Words: means, meaning, meanness, meant, meanly

Wizard adjective - Of the very best kind.

Usage example: a young Brit who's a wizard tennis player, although not ready for Wimbledon just yet

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Mean and wizard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mean" instead an adjective "Wizard".

Nearby Word: wizardry

fellow	fellow mean	fellow wizard
old	old mean	old wizard
good	good mean	good wizard
full	full mean	full wizard
Other adjectives: best, standard, true, wise, poor, powerful, actual, real, evil, famous, former, mad.

The Right Hand: Janice Jamison, head of magical research, grudging master tactician, high-level wizard, and mean old crone.

Source: Standard Evil Empire Hierarchy
Probably. But just because you're paranoid doesn't mean there isn't a wizard's ghost standing beside you with tears in his eyes.

Source: Meaningful Echo
The planet Dërt in Wizard and Giant is a play on how "Earth" can mean this planet, but it can also mean, well, dirt.

Source: Bilingual Bonus

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