dandified

That would, of course, go to that dandified staff officer.

For that, and for his dandified way with landscape, they are well worth a look.

Didn't think a dandified railroad man like you had it in him."

Blaine Trump was in a dandified black suit and white shirt.

He did not insist on a dandified freshness in either fruit or flowers.

A dandified pants suit was shown with a derby and a walking stick.

She hated him, sitting there in his dandified attire, taunting her.

The dandified crook went out through the brass shop.

The images of a dandified poet were to last long past his lifetime (and are in the Morgan exhibition).

Her eye ran rapidly over the dandified figure.

The dandified, but lecherous, magistrate is heard coming back.

Despite his dandified ways, he is nonetheless a handy fighting man if it comes to a punch-up.

He dressed more like a dandified pirate than the nobleman he was.

A quail egg gives it a dandified air.

Worse, his cultured grammar and dandified manner could be immensely annoying.

"As far as this dandified soldier was concerned, yes: he retreated with a red face.

The Count had longish, carefully-tended, almost dandified hair that was a fine silvery white.

He was a dandified little boy.

The dandified Jack Muskham and a scene of low violence!

His waxed mustache gave him a dandified appearance.

These two very tall canvases make Paris itself look as dandified as the two young men.

Unlike so many dandified food markets.

Syme broke into a great laugh, that seemed too large for his slight and somewhat dandified figure.

I could not imagine how a dandified pickpocket like Wild stood to gain from exposing the Company.