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| won·der [ wúndər ] |
noun (plural won·ders) |
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1. amazed admiration: amazed admiration or awe, especially at something very beautiful or new
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2. something marvelous: a miracle or other cause of intense admiration or awe
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adjective |
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extraordinarily good: exciting admiration or amazement by virtue of being outstandingly good, effective, or unusual
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verb (past and past participle won·dered, present participle won·der·ing, 3rd person present singular won·ders) |
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1. transitive and intransitive verb speculate about something: to speculate or be curious to know about something
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2. intransitive verb be amazed: to be in a state of amazed admiration or awe
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| [ Old English wundor< Germanic] |
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  won·der·er noun |
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no or small or little wonder used to indicate that something is not surprising
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wonders (will) never cease used, often ironically, to express astonishment or incredulity
I hear he managed to get to work on time today - wonders will never cease!
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work or perform or do wonders to achieve remarkable results or be very effective in solving a problem
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