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dapper [ˈdæpə] adj
1. neat and spruce in dress and bearing; trim 2. small and nimble [from Middle Dutch: active, nimble] dapperly adv dapperness n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
dapper adjective (only ever used with reference to men, not women) neat, nice, smart, trim, stylish, spruce, dainty, natty (informal), well-groomed, well turned out, trig (archaic or dialect), soigné a small, dapper man in his early fifties sloppy (informal), untidy, dishevelled, rumpled, unkempt, slovenly, slobby (informal), disarrayed, ill-groomed How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Benjamin lends his voice to his doppelganger, Sunny Bridges, a dapperly dressed pop superstar adept in a wildly wide variety of musical genres, who abandons stardom to teach music to gifted kids at the Atlanta school through which he matriculated. Dugger, a tall, dapperly dressed man, joined the company in 1974 as assistant vice president after graduating from Harvard and the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University. Also present were artist and opera director David Hockney, dapperly attired in red bow tie and white dinner jacket, and ubiquitous culturist Gil Garcetti, who finds time to run the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office. |
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