Meanings of old dandy in English

The old dandy in his genuine misery had excited her compassion.

She had answered that she did like the old dandy.

The old dandy was returning in triumph in possession of the little tiger-badge for Corona.

The old dandy was white with emotion; Valdarno felt that he was enjoying his revenge.

I thought of Matthisson's "Elegy" on this forlorn old dandy of a castle.

Truly, she had deserved the love the poor old dandy had so deeply felt for her.

Also he was a sixty-year- old dandy and woman-chaser.

And then the effeminate old dandy, the fashionable dressmaker, and the oily little Mayor exchanged significant nods.

For the old dandy Fouquart had lived not wisely but too well through three generations of cosmopolitan gallantry.

An old dandy, I should think.

Even when a waxed and fashionable old dandy remarked, "Good morning, my dear," she only laughed.

As the door swung on its hinges and the old dandy entered, a sudden silence fell upon the assembly.

Hugo decidedly admired the old dandy as he stood there gazing up so condescendingly at the man with the candle.

Leonard's an old dandy.

Tony Cornish had seen them before-onthe face of an old dandy coming down the steps of a St. James's Street club.

The old dandy, in whose intrepid spirit the death which he had believed imminent had occasioned no trembling, turned pale as La Boulaye ceased.