ADJECTIVE
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very good
you look simply smashing
we had a grand old time
a neat sports car
had a great time at the party
he did a bully job
How To Use slap-up In A Sentence
- I promise my by now sceptical family a slap-up lunch in Paris.
- He ordered a slap-up meal for himself accompanied by two large bottles of beer.
- Slap-up lunches and colourful parades marked Thanksgiving Day in America.
- We usually had one slap-up meal a day.
- First up then, a really hearty slap-up breakfast: home-made waffles and epic chocolatey hot chocolate, cooked on the campfire, because ... well, because it's a beautiful day. TV review: Jamie's Christmas With Bells On
- We kicked off with a slap-up dinner.
- It did mean I had to finish the cake, despite the fact I was full to the brim with a slap-up meal, red wine and champers, and felt a little like throwing up.
- We were treated to a slap-up meal with every kind of seafood imaginable.
- ‘I was promised a slap-up meal and a few drinks on them the next time the missus and I go to the races,’ said Peter perking up at the prospect.
- We went for a slap-up meal on our wedding anniversary.
