Dandy Edit Meaning

1.

Used widely in late 20th Century England. Refers to men who consider themselves to be arbiters of culture and refinement and wit. Often considered effeminate and/or overtly flaming. Most likely sexually aroused by other men, but not always. Similar to today's metrosexual. For example, most of Oscar Wilde's plays contain dandies, and Oscar Wilde himself is perhaps the most famous example of a dandy.

Oscar: "There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about."

Mary Jane: "Oh, Oscar, you're SUCH a dandy!"

2.

When something is fine. It can't get any better.

"How are you doing Elz?"

"Why dude, I am just dandy thanks."

3.

from the word dandifurous, coming from the latin root dandiforri...

a man, who takes care of his looks, in an old english sense of way...and is not considered metro sexual

"My my, is that Popeye Cates looking so dandy in his cufflinks?"

4.

A word used to convey happines. Usually used by either old people or rebels who feel words such as good or awesome are overused.

'It was dandy yesterday when Raj and I skipped through the flowers.'

'I am NOT dandy right now.'

See Mark

5.

a flambouyant male

6.

feeling just fine, nothing to complain about, not a worry in the world.

Person 1: hello sir, how are you today?

Person 2: ahh I'm just dandy!

See dandy, fine, okay, ok, great

7.

Something that is sweet, fancy, wicked, brilliant, cute, fine!

Betty don't have a blue rinse anymore, it's a shame cus that looked damed dandy hehe!!!