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| A character from a book by P.G.Wodehouse, what was her name, ah yes, Madeline Basset, would have that sort of look. |
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| I’m not a teacher. Hi Gilles L. There are a few words concerning the matter in question: starry-eyed (adj.) = having a naively enthuasiastic, overoptimistic, or romantic view a starry-eyed reformer, starry-eyed idealism, starry-eyed (adj.) = noncompatible with realtity , romantic, utopian, unpractical, unbusinesslike, visionary, dreamy, moony; Regards, V. |
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