mirific

mirific

(maɪˈrɪfɪk)
adj
achieving wonderful things or working wonders
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Henderson has some likely lads waiting in the wings, the most interesting recruit being the French-bred Mirific.
Described by Henderson as having the size and scope to make a highclass hurdler, Mirific looks the sort who could go close to improving his trainer's fine Triumph record.
Mirific, a gelded son of Perugino, chased home yesterday's listed winner Blatant (the selection's 1/2 stable-companion) when making his racecourse debut at Naas three weeks ago.
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She smoked a good deal, and I suspect she looked forward to the end of a meal more than to the start of one, whether the fare was Rose's mirific stews and soups and breads, or Peter's scrambled eggs, or a veal paprikasch over which I labored a long time for a dinner party for her, or a quick sandwich in a local pub.
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PARIS: Spend three nights in Paris staying at the Mirific Hotel including bed and breakfast for only pounds 179 per person, based on two people sharing.
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High kickers can visit the real Moulin Rouge during a break at the three-star Mirific hotel near Montmartre next month.
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