Precious (2009) - IMDb First and foremost, we have the breakout role of Gabourey "Gabby" Sidibe, portraying the overweight, twice-pregnant and illiterate protagonist, Precious
PRECIOUS definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary If you say that something such as a resource is precious, you mean that it is valuable and should not be wasted or used badly After four months in foreign parts, every hour at home was precious A family break allows you to spend precious time together
Precious - definition of precious by The Free Dictionary Define precious precious synonyms, precious pronunciation, precious translation, English dictionary definition of precious adj 1 Of high cost or worth; valuable: precious jewels
precious - WordReference. com Dictionary of English dear; beloved: a precious friend Jewelry designating a stone, esp a diamond, etc , valued as rare and beautiful and used in jewelry: precious stones acting too refined; affected: The child actress was just a little too precious n [countable * usually singular] a dearly beloved person; darling: Here, my precious, come and eat adv extremely;
precious - definition and meaning - Wordnik From Middle English precious, from Old French precios ("valuable, costly, precious, beloved, also affected, finical"), from Latin pretiosus ("of great value, costly, dear, precious"), from pretium ("value, price"); see price
precious - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Adjective precious (comparative more precious, superlative most precious) Of high value or worth Synonyms: dear, valuable, without price; see also Thesaurus: valuable, Thesaurus: priceless The crown had many precious gemstones