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Meaning & Definition of Dandy in English

English

Dandy

A man who is excessively concerned about his appearance and style.


Pronunciation:

/ˈdæn.di/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

dandies

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A man who is fashionably dressed and concerned with his appearance.

    Example Sentence: He was such a dandy, always wearing the latest fashions.

  • Definition: Something that is excellent or first-rate.

    Example Sentence: The event was a dandy of a time.

  • Definition: A playful term for something that is neat or fine.

    Example Sentence: That’s a dandy idea for the project!

Etymology

Origin: Origin uncertain, possibly from 'dandy' as a child or young fellow, possibly from a Scottish term.

Synonyms

fopdudegentlemanfashionistaneatnik

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • dandy lion: A playful term sometimes misreferring to a dandelion.
  • in a dandy way: In a splendid or excellent manner.

Translations

  • Spanish: dandy
  • French: dandy
  • German: Dandy
  • Russian: данди

Related Words

  • foppish: Excessively concerned with fashion.
  • neat: Arranged in a tidy manner; clean.
  • groomed: Having one's appearance smartly tidy and well cared for.

Slang Meanings of dandy

  • Meaning: Something that is very good or pleasing.

    Example Sentence: That concert was dandy!

  • Meaning: Referring to someone who is stylish and sophisticated.

    Example Sentence: Look at him, such a dandy.