splendid

Playing a liberated lab assistant with a German accent, Garr proved she was “a splendid comedienne,” The Times’ review said.

He called Caltech a “splendid environment” for testing out his various ideas.

The huge plant-eater boasted a splendid frill on its head, topped with spikes and two large horns which curved downwards like blades.

In a 2007 book about her wartime experiences, Lamb joked that she only joined the Wrens because of their tricorne hats, which she thought “splendid.”

Alex Fryer’s column provides a splendid reminder of what our local trees provide to the vitality and diversity of our community.