dapperismn.
The style, manners, etc. of a dapper person.Apparently an isolated use.
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the mind > attention and judgement > beauty > pleasing appearance > [noun] > neatness or trimness
dapperness1530
featishness1530
trimness1552
neatness1555
featness1576
pickedness1578
spruceness1594
comptness1611
deftness1612
smugness1632
jemminess1756
spick and span1758
smartness1768
sprucery1813
dapperism1830
nattiness1846
sleekness1866
spit and polish1895
spick-and-spanness1911
1830 T. Carlyle Richter in Misc. (1888) III. 33 A degree of Dapperism and Dilettantism..unexampled in the History of Literature.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1894; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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n.1830- to give a person down the country
- to give a person down the road
- to give a person enough rope
- to give a person enough rope to hang himself
- to give a person etc
- to give a person etc leave
- to give a person etc own
- to give a person etc paiks
- to give a person etc to hang himself
- to give a person fits
- to give a person gammon
- to give a person gas
- to give a person gob
- to give a person good cheer
- to give a person good morning, good day, good evening, a merry christmas
- to give a person gyp
- to give a person head
- to give a person hell
- to give a person her jotters
- to give a person her leave
- to give a person her own
- to give a person her paiks
- to give a person her running shoes
- to give a person his due
- to give a person his etc due