the belle of the ball

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• (the) belle of the ball — the belle of the ball phrase the most beautiful woman at a dance or other event Thesaurus: beautiful womansynonym Main entry: belle …   Useful english dictionary

• the belle of the ball — the most beautiful woman at a dance or other event …   English dictionary

• belle of the ball — queen of the ball, prettiest girl at the dance …   English contemporary dictionary

• belle of the ball — the most beautiful and popular girl or woman at a dance …   Useful english dictionary

• belle of the ball — noun The woman generally acknowledged to be the most beautiful or attractive at a dance or similar function …   Wiktionary

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• belle — [bel] n old fashioned [Date: 1600 1700; : French; Origin: , from the feminine form of beau; BEAU] a beautiful girl or woman the belle of the ball (=the most beautiful girl at a dance or party) …   Dictionary of contemporary English