cute

Infinitive complement

• see: It was really cute to see that the theorem, first referred to in Fermat's notebook in 1637 ( !
• watch: It started with my niece's tap and ballet class which was cute to watch.

Modifying Another Word

• kinda: This adds support for IPX in snort signatures, which is kinda cute.
• sooooo: Chicken Little is sooooo cute ( and the baby alien, too!
• incredibly: I live just outside of Tel Aviv, and am married with 2 incredibly cute ( if I may say so myself!
• damn: He's so damn cute I can't resist.
• so: He looks so cute with his bare belly and scar.
• desperately: Small was desperately cute persuading BB to play with him.

Preposition: as

button: Honey Jones plays and sings him as such, and he's still cute as a button.

Modifies a noun

• mascot: Under SuSE this is Tux, linux ' cute penguin mascot, with ( of course ) the text ' SuSE Linux 7.1 ' .
• kitten: Cute kittens These adorable kittens were left in a cardboard box on the doorstep of North Walsham & District CP Branch.
• puppy: What was funny in a cute little puppy suddenly becomes annoying in a huge dog.
• creature: The game focused on little cute creatures called Lemmings.
• bunny: I didn't have any stationery with a cute little bunny or Harrison Ford on it 13.
• critter: Like wild beasts, these children bite off the heads, chomp off the ears, and disfigure and destroy these cute little critters.

Used with adjective complement

• look: They look really cute with their tails hanging out of the back!
• sound: Kate I like the name Twinks it sounds really cute.
• play: Belly does the tickling mostly, being rather a bad spider, while Smelly plays cute.
• seem: ANYBODY standing next to Professor Fiendish seems cute compared to him.
• call: No they are too cute for that, if a scaley and spikey thing can be called cute.