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Let's chalk that up to the most swoonworthy Darcy of a generation, Colin Firth.

Hines is swoonworthy on any day, but trot him out in uniform and you’d better be sure to have the smelling salts on standby.

Similarly, desserts ($5) like a light, mousselike strawberry parfait on a wafer strewn with kiwis are likable but not swoonworthy.

Erica Futterman for Rolling Stone opined that the track's lyricism is "quintessentially swoonworthy" toward an audience aged approximately 8 to 12 and female.

Really, it seems better not to remember that the company promoted Mr. Eugenides's "Marriage Plot" with a Times Square billboard featuring the headline "Swoonworthy" to accompany his picture.

That intrepid man, in turn, recalls the swoonworthy Mr Darcy of Pride and Prejudice, thanks to the women's slow-to-change prejudice against his sci-fi fanaticism and thanks to an adaptive twist by Swicord.

The movie is a delicious anomaly in the annual New Directors series, at the Museum of Modern Art and the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center, in which social realism usually cancels out this kind of swoonworthy fare.

(Scott) 'MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA' (PG-13, 144 minutes) Think "As the Geisha Turns" with devious rivals, swoonworthy swains, a jaw-dropping dance number recycled from Madonna's Drowned World tour and much clinching, panting and scheming.

Let's also not forget the swoonworthy cast that includes Kristin Scott Thomas, Juliette Binoche and Colin Firth, Just perfect.