Pleasant

adjective

1. Polite, kind

   "a very nice person"

2. Pleasing, agreeable

   "a nice time"

3. Appropriate, fitting

   "not a nice word for a formal occasion"

4. Well-executed

   "nice shot"

5. Socially acceptable well-bred

   "from a nice family"

6. Virtuous, respectable

   "… I met nice girls whose skirts reached the ground."

7. Possessing, marked by, or demanding great or excessive precision see precision and delicacy

   "nice measurements"

8. Showing fastidious or finicky tastes particular

   "too nice a palate to enjoy junk food"

9. Exacting in requirements or standards punctilious

   "a nice code of honor"

10. Trivial
11. Wanton, dissolute
12. Coy, reticent

adverb

1. In a nice or pleasing way

   "They plan to fix up the place real nice."

geographical name

1. City and port on the Mediterranean Sea in southeastern France population 343,304

geographical name

1. Ancient city of the Byzantine Empire

adjective

1. Marked by euphemism
2. Prudish

idiom

1. In a way that is slow, careful, gentle, or easy

   "The pilot brought the plane down nice and easy."

idiom

1. Very

idiom

1. Used in an ironic way to say that something someone did was stupid

noun

1. A good idea

   "It's a nice idea, but I don't think it'll work."

adjective

1. Pleasant to look at attractive