sightly

If one bothers to develop a world view and think things through in those sightly abstract terms.

Numerous herbs, spices, &c. are added to it; and upon the whole, it is a more sightly "course" at table than fat cracklings.

With arms and vestments friends should each other gladden, those which are in themselves most sightly.

A facing of metal, stone, or wood encasing a kernel—usually of some less firm or sightly material.

But if he had spoken, Bije could only have said that it was a sightly night, and Betsy would have responded that it was so.

One of these sightly nights Bijah found voice, if not language.