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View usage for: (dændi) Word forms: plural dandies1. countable nounA dandy is a man who thinks a great deal about his appearance and always dresses in smart clothes. He was handsome and a dandy. Synonyms: fop, beau, swell [informal], blood [rare] More Synonyms of dandy 2. adjectiveIf you say that something is dandy, you mean it is good or just right. [US, informal, old-fashioned] There's a zoo round here? That's dandy for my kids. Synonyms: excellent, great [informal], fine, capital [old-fashioned] More Synonyms of dandy dandy in British English 1 (ˈdændɪ) nounWord forms: plural -dies1. a man greatly concerned with smartness of dress; beau adjectiveWord forms: -dier or -diest3. informal very good or fine Derived forms dandily (ˈdandily) adverb dandyish (ˈdandyish) adjective dandyism (ˈdandyism) noun Word origin C18: perhaps short for jack-a-dandydandy in British English 2 (ˈdændɪ) noun another name for dengue dandy in American English (ˈdændi) nounWord forms: plural ˈdandies1. a. a man who pays too much attention to his clothes and appearance; fop b. a meticulously well-dressed man 2. a kind of British yawl or ketch 3. Informal something very good or first-rate adjectiveWord forms: ˈdandier or ˈdandiest4. Rare of or for a dandy; foppish 5. US, Informal very good; first-rate Derived forms dandyish (ˈdandyish) adjective dandyism (ˈdandyˌism) noun Word origin < ? playful Scot form of Andy < Andrew: see merry-andrew Examples of 'dandy' in a sentencedandy Which is all fine and dandy until you need to change doctor.Which is all fine and dandy if you are on the same stride pattern as him.Which is all fine and dandy but rather misses the point.But she looks fine and dandy having finally decided to leave it behind in the bottle.And the whole world will be just dandy.Work and money are all very fine and dandy, but we need more.Which is all fine and dandy except that this would make the bird a first for Britain.The future is fine and dandy for Japan.That is all fine and dandy - except for one thing.So, mysterious is fine and dandy if the mystery is enticing.He'll fit in just fine and dandy. Fine and dandy when the going was easy, but not good enough now.The Prince was a dandy who loved dressing up.My beast is just fine and dandy though, thanks for asking.Manning up for men's health week is fine and dandy but this is a step too far.This all sounds fine and dandy, but what bothers me most is why anyone would want to live with a couple.That's all fine and dandy, but what to sing instead?All just dandy - as long as that's all she thinks it is.WELL ain't that just dandy!For me, the hotel and the apartments are just dandy, and deserve to succeed purely as a means to an end. British English: dandy NOUN A dandy is a man who thinks a great deal about his appearance and always dresses in smart clothes. He was handsome and a dandy. - American English: dandy
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Definition a man who is greatly concerned with the elegance of his appearance a handsome young dandy Synonyms beau swell (informal) blood (rare) blade (archaic) peacock dude (informal) toff (British, slang) macaroni (obsolete) man about town coxcomb Definition very good or fine (informal) Everything's fine and dandy. Additional synonymsDefinition a man who is greatly concerned with his appearance Synonyms dandy, swell (informal), cavalier, gallant, fop, popinjay, coxcomb, ladies' man Definition a spirited young man He'd been a real hellraiser as a young buck. Synonyms gallant, blood, spark, blade, beau, dandy, fop, popinjay, coxcombDefinition excellent or first-rate They had a capital time in London. Synonyms first-rate, fine, excellent, superb, sterling, splendid, world-class- dance
- dancer
- dandle
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- danger
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