Noun:

देखणा, फुलबाबू, चुलत भाऊ, वेशभूषेत बाबुमानुष,

Adjective:

विलक्षण, स्मार्ट,

dandy's Usage Examples:

The dandy horse, a derogatory term for what was first called a Laufmaschine (in German), then a vélocipède or draisienne (in French and then English).

Rice played Cuff, boss of the bootblacks, and he wins the girl, Rose, away from the black dandy Sambo Johnson,.

more modest families to avoid the area for fear of exposing themselves to dandyish sarcasm.

He was portrayed as a stylish, even foppish dandy, a New York bon vivant possessing a highly intellectual bent.

broad but effectively intimate portrait" and added, "Playing the large dandyish writer with obvious gusto, Stephen Fry looks uncannily like Wilde and presents.

Heather Huntington from Reelz wrote that his "layered performance as the nattily dressing dandy with no remorse is truly impressive.

Some of the many similar alternative terms are: coxcomb, fribble, popinjay or dandy (meaning "parrot"), fashion-monger, and ninny.

On the docks he meets Harry Bolton, a dandy who claims to be a sailor looking for a job, and Redburn helps him procure a berth on the Highlander for the return voyage.

Writing on the history of fashion and, in particular, dandyism, in 2002, George Walden said: "Charles Frederick Worth dictated fashion.

His customary role was that of a gangling and effete – and sometimes effeminate – dandy.

the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, describes that, "He was a dandyish, Byronic figure, articulate, argumentative, and witty.

cheek, it espouses its own unique lifestyle philosophy called anarcho-dandyism and has its own 10-point manifesto, The Chap Manifesto, which mandates.

The subculture stereotypically consisted of a type of boisterous, flashy, swaggering, free-spirited, and violent yet dandy-like criminal.

Synonyms:

swell, peachy, bully, nifty, bang-up, not bad, good, cracking, slap-up, neat, corking, great, smashing, keen, groovy,

Antonyms:

mild, dull, unperceptive, unfashionable, bad,