| 释义 |
dandify, v. colloq.|ˈdændɪfaɪ|
Also dandyfy.
[see -fy.]
trans. To give the character or style of a dandy to; to make trim or smart like a dandy.
1823Mirror I. 365/2 Dandyfying in the first style for the occasion. 1824New Monthly Mag. XI. 150 The male is dandyfying his plumage. 1859W. H. Gregory Egypt II. 134 For fear, if smartened up and dandified, he should become the object of envy. |
