wunnerful

English

Adjective

wunnerful (comparative more wunnerful, superlative most wunnerful)

1. Pronunciation spelling of wonderful.
   • 1915, James Oliver Curwood, The Hunted Woman‎^[1]:

     An' she's got spirrit, a wunnerful spirrit, to go up there alone!"

   • 1918, Alfred Ollivant, Boy Woodburn‎^[2]:

     "You know a wunnerful deal about 'orses for a hartist, Mr. Joses," he remarked, not troubling to deny the soft impeachment.

   • 1898, Eden Phillpotts, Children of the Mist‎^[3]:

     "A nice li'l thing, wi' a wunnerful curly head--eh, Phoebe?