foppishly

He was a man of too much dignity and strength to dress so foppishly.

He was a small, brisk man with fiery red hair, well and even foppishly dressed.

He was foppishly dressed in an unknown cut of gan-nent with lace.

I honestly could not have imagined a more foppishly festive environment to celebrate the season.

He was foppishly dressed in green, with a handsome cloak of green and brown.

For his part, the groom wore a foppishly elaborate military uniform, complete with a sword.

Mai was standing there, talking to a small, slight, foppishly dressed man who had long curly red hair.

Duvic was a spoiled, dissolute-looking youth, foppishly dressed in fur.

He dressed as foppishly as any stat- officer, always wearing his medals in full ceremonial order.

He was dressed foppishly.

He was elegantly, almost foppishly dressed, wearing a Demon's half helm so over ornamented that it appeared top heavy.

One was small, stout, clean-shaven, and elderly, the other younger, with a black pointed beard and rather foppishly dressed.

A thin, almost foppishly dressed man in a double breasted gray suit stood on the threshold and surveyed Mason with hostile eyes.

As he had been before, the baron was dressed a bit foppishly, in a blue satin tailcoat and ruffled black cravat.

Some critics, nonetheless, find Mr. Frost's style too foppishly upbeat and servile.

He glanced at the foppishly dressed, sunglasses-wearing Mr. Fanini and gave him more encouragement.

Froh (David Griffith) is an epicene fool, foppishly waving a hankie.

Vicercato, the foppishly overdressed don from Catania suddenly popped his forehead with the heel of his hand.

Mr. Mayheme was a small man, precise in manner, neatly, not to say foppishly dressed, with a pair of very shrewd and piercing gray eyes.

The hateful, foppishly handsome sixth lieutenant, Hamilton Stovall, who had tried to make him a party to shameful male degeneracy.

Brian Glover is a hilariously beer-bellied Cretan bull, foppishly waggling his horns.

Emma is a "sleek, aristocratic redhead" teamed with an "elegantly, almost foppishly dressed gentleman" wearing a bowler.

Raymond had that definite auteur look, which was faux-romantic, faux-Gothic, very Tennessee Williams, very foppishly funny."

Foppishly dressed and snottily mannered, Stern always gets his dish--but not without incurring the hatred of seemingly all New York.

"Any kind of work, no trade," he told the agent; and was interrupted by a new-comer, dressed rather foppishly, as some workingmen dress who have instincts for finer things.