fop in Latin
fop in Latin is formaster — fop means a man who is excessively concerned with his clothes and appearance; a dandy.
fop in Latin
formaster
(dated) A vain man; a dandy.
What does "fop" mean?
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noun A man who is excessively concerned with his clothes and appearance; a dandy.
"And she nearly started a fight between two young fops in plumed hats and flouncy collars: "Clay-brained coxcomb!" "Mewling milk-livered maggot!""
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fop in a sentence
- And she nearly started a fight between two young fops in plumed hats and flouncy collars: "Clay-brained coxcomb!" "Mewling milk-livered maggot!"
- He strutted into the ballroom like a fop, adjusting his lace cuffs.
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What is "fop" in Latin?
"fop" in Latin is formaster. fop means: A man who is excessively concerned with his clothes and appearance; a dandy.
How do you use "fop" in a sentence?
Example: "He strutted into the ballroom like a fop, adjusting his lace cuffs." In Latin, "fop" is formaster.
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