Pronunciation: /ˈdændi/
noun a man unduly devoted to style, neatness, and fashion in dress and appearance
A1 He wore a dandy hat to the party.
A2 The dandy always had the latest fashion trends.
B1 The man considered himself a bit of a dandy, always impeccably dressed.
B2 She admired his dandy style and attention to detail.
C1 The dandy's wardrobe was filled with designer labels and bespoke suits.
C2 His reputation as a dandy preceded him wherever he went.
adjective excellent; first-rate
A1 He wore a dandy hat to the party.
A2 The dandy gentleman always had a smile on his face.
B1 The dandy car was the envy of all his friends.
B2 She had a dandy sense of style that caught everyone's attention.
C1 The dandy restaurant served the most exquisite dishes.
C2 His dandy manners and charm made him a favorite among the elite.
formal He always dressed in a dandy manner, with perfectly tailored suits and polished shoes.
informal Jim thought he looked pretty dandy in his new leather jacket.
slang That new song is dandy, I can't stop listening to it.
figurative Despite the challenges, she managed to keep a dandy attitude throughout the project.
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