What does DANDY mean?
Parts of Speech:
Noun, adjective
Definitions:- (noun) a man who is excessively concerned with his clothes and appearance
- (adjective) excellent; first-rate
- US: /ˈdændi/
- UK: /ˈdandi/
The word "dandy" originated in the late 18th century from the Scottish word "dandie," meaning "a little fellow." It was used to describe a man who was very particular about his clothes and appearance, often to the point of being considered vain. In the 19th century, "dandy" became a popular term for a fashionable and well-dressed man. Today, the word is still used to describe a man who is concerned with his appearance, but can also be used more broadly to describe something that is excellent or first-rate.
Synonyms:- fop
- dude
- cockscomb
- macaroni
- beau
- hands
- randy
- sandy
- bandy
- candy
- The man was a dandy, always dressed in the finest clothes and most stylish accessories.
- She did a dandy job on the project, earning high praise from her boss.