English to Lithuanian Meaning of dandy - frantas

Dandy :

frantas

noun

frantas, Beau

adjective

frantas, barškėjimas, drąsus, Tobulėti, Persiųsti, graži, fantastinis, puikus, spalvingas

Dandies :: dandiesDandy :: frantas

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Definitions of dandy in English

Noun(1) a man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance(2) a sailing vessel with two masts; a small mizzen is aft of the rudderpost
Adjective(1) very good

Examples of dandy in English

(1) But coat him in paint, butter, or used motor oil and have him recite the above poem while throwing fruit at his audience, and he'd make a dandy performance artist.(2) He is immaculate and was, one suspects, a bit of a dandy in his youth.(3) We came across a number of dandy antiques; a collection accumulated from traveling to lots and lots of sales, says Phyllis Knupp.(4) He was allegedly a dandy , wearing rings on his fingers and cutting his hair fashionably short.(5) In this matter, they just think they have hit on another dandy idea for a ├ö├ç├┐do-good├ö├ç├û crusade and a few neat bylines.(6) In the breadth of his scholarship and interests, in the precision of his dress and tastes, he was something of a nineteenth-century man, an aesthete, a bit of a dandy .(7) Diced it makes a dandy garnish for chilled soups.(8) Of course, according to the merciful judge at his subsequent trial, the dandy highwayman wasn't responsible for his actions that night as he had long suffered from manic depression.(9) Air Force hit back to cross the CH line with a dandy try off a scrum close to the line..(10) Dracula and period movies provide the ideas for romantic blouses, skirts and dandy jackets in mystical darks.(11) Originally a ├ö├ç├┐buck├ö├ç├û was a dandy , a pretentious, overdressed show-off of a man.(12) That's when we came up with the dandy idea of having not one, not two, but THREE little weddings.(13) There are spots where plotting is achieved with a slightly heavy hand, but it's still a dandy play full of sparkling dialogue and is directed almost flawlessly here by MYC co-founder Chris Abraham.(14) ├ö├ç├┐Canned hunts├ö├ç├û are for phonies and posers and dandy boys.(15) There are too many powerful men who truly believe that the Waltons offer dandy advice on life and morals.(16) Beerbohm's other half-brother was a cheerfully untidy dresser at home although he frequently played the dandy on stage.

Related Phrases of dandy

(1) the dandy ::

Dandy

Related Phrases of dandy

(1) the dandy ::

Dandy

Synonyms

Adjective

1. nifty ::

madingas

2. corking ::

corking

3. bang-up ::

sprogimo-iki

4. swell ::

bangavimas

5. peachy ::

persiko spalvos

6. cracking ::

skilinėjimą

7. neat ::

tvarkingas

8. keen ::

entuziastingas

9. slap-up ::

slap-iki

10. bully ::

suteneris

11. not bad ::

neblogai

12. great ::

puikus

13. groovy ::

Groovy

14. smashing ::

Smashing

Noun

15. fop ::

puikuolis

17. glamour boy ::

Glamour berniukas

18. rake ::

grėblys

19. sharp dresser ::

SHARP odininkas

20. snappy dresser ::

šmaikštus odininkas

21. trendy ::

madinga

22. dude ::

miestietis

23. pretty boy ::

gana berniukas

24. swell ::

bangavimas

25. beau ::

Beau

26. buck ::

spardytis

27. coxcomb ::

puikuolis

28. popinjay ::

dabita

Different Forms

dandies, dandy

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