Dapper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAPPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who daps, in angling
• fisherman or -woman who uses a bobbing bait
ADJECTIVE:
• trim, neat
• (of a man) neat and trim in dress and appearance
• (of a man) neat in appearance
• Little and active; spruce; trim; smart; neat in dress or appearance; lively.
• marked by up-to-dateness in dress and manners
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• looking neat and trim

Words related to DAPPER

dapperer13 dapperest14 dapperly16 dapperness15 dappernesses17 dappers12

Words that contain DAPPER

dappers12 dapperer13 dapperly16 didapper14 dapperest14 didappers15 dapperling16 dapperness15 dapperlings17 dappernesses17

How to use DAPPER in a sentence

• One was a dapper little man with a great wig, very handsomely dressed in a plum-coloured silken coat, with a snowy cravat at his neck.
• At that time there resided in a decent mansion about a mile from the town of Chester, a dapper little gentleman, whom we shall call Doctor Parkes.
• It was kept by a Mr Bowers, whom Byron has described as a dapper, spruce person, with whom he made no progress.
• Then she made out a dapper olive-skinned fellow sitting with his back against the wall in such a position of complete relaxation as only a Mexican is capable of assuming.
• The dapper man had stopped in surprise as though he might have just recognized Ferragut.
• A dapper commercial salesman with an imitation alligator grip descended first, looked about him apprehensively, and disappeared with speed.
• It was Lasalle, and with him was a lame gentleman, very neatly dressed in black with dapper ruffles and cuffs.
• Again the dapper director came forward to lead the musicians, and again he was most enthusiastically received.
• The impression left upon her memory by his brief appearance at the night club had been that of a small, dapper figure.
• A dark, dapper man, with an alert air and an eyeglass, sat near the seventh bridge, writing.
• Simon, the chief of police, round-faced and affable, a brisk, dapper man whose ready smile had led more than one trusting criminal into regretted confidences.
• Spare and dapper officials, presiding in seats of authority over Kurds and Arabs, reminded one of Greek journalists.
• He was an eminently respectable man, plump and dapper, with a rosy smooth-shaven face, and an air of honesty that made the law seem quite a pleasant thing.
• The dapper, cheerful Herr Knapf, wearing a disappointed Kaiser Wilhelm mustache, opened the door.
• Beside Clayton he looked small, dapper, and wretchedly uncomfortable, and yet even Clayton had to acknowledge a sort of dignity in the man.
• There is but one solitary tenant in the chicken-coop, once a gay and dapper young cock, bearing him so bravely among the coy hens.
• A dapper youth in livery approached the window, asked for letters and withdrew.
• He was small and dapper, and his air of self-possession was almost perfect.
• That rare feminine creature gliding so gracefully over the floor with the dapper, well-dressed banker, however, plunged Hiram into the depths of despair.
• He was small and dapper, his gray hair swept back a la Liszt.
• Stanton shrugged his shoulders, and the other, quick to detect annoyance, scrambled to his feet and stood looking down from his great height at his dapper antagonist.
• He was a dapper little Irishman, very vain, homely as a monkey, with friends everywhere, and a sweetheart in every port, like a sailor.
• For example, little dapper Zaccheus, whose body and relics the monks of St.
• He was one of those nice, dapper fellows, wore a red necktie, and could talk all day to a woman.
• He was a round, dapper practitioner, with slightly soiled cuffs and an extremely business-like manner.
• Hall McAllister, dapper, young and something of a dandy, advanced with less assurance.
• It was in the Palais Royal that Francisco met Abraham Ruef, a dapper and engaging gentleman of excellent address, greatly interested in politics.
• He was a dapper little bachelor, very active and remarkably attentive to the ladies who visited the Library, especially the younger portion of them.
• A couple of the visitors along the paths are discussing the situation with dapper Parisian steps and gestures.
• She wanted to thank Miss Chalmers for her courtesy, but two dapper young officers had joined the group around her making a circle of masculine admirers.
• He looked neat and dapper in his Bond Street kit, and for a man who had started life as a Whitechapel toymaker, his manners were inoffensive.

Similar words containing DAPP without suffix er

dapped12 dapple11 dappers12 dapping13 dappled13 dapples12 dapperer13 dapperly16 dappling14 didapper14 dapperest14 didappers15 dapperling16 dapperness15 dapperlings17 dappernesses17

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