foppish

He had made the whole idea of getting married seem like a foppish action.

What kind of foppish nonsense had the human race gone in for?

Thinking how they looked on other men more my shape, I had always dismissed them as being too foppish.

Obviously, the foppish man considered himself the reason for the gathered spectators.

David Walker did a fine job as the foppish, foolish king of the title.

The foppish elf drew himself up to his full height.

In his foppish world there are worse fates than rehab.

Models for the new urbanity are stylish, but not foppish.

Therefore, there was no point in wasting time with foppish niceties.

They tended to seem foppish and none had his good looks or confident elegance.

It was an almost foppish movement, but he was like a cat.

"And yet, he almost makes us look ridiculous," one of the film's foppish characters observes.

A foppish youngster indicated a screen in the rear of the great room.

On a superficial level he appears somewhat foppish and it would be easy to take him too lightly.

He was young with a foppish manner of dress and his face held a certain weakness which she had long since learned to recognize.

Pop stars often dressed in what might be termed foppish clothing.

"It's a very masculine role, not something foppish and jokey."

His short white hair fell over his face in a stiff, foppish fringe.

There were more important issues at stake in this war than pleasing a foppish nobleman.

He had an intelligent, peasant-like face, but his outfit was foppish and in bad taste.

He is a foppish man who wears sunglasses, dyes his hair brown and has a permanent.

The foppish man squawked and struggled, but he was no match for the Beast.

Instead of concealing his face, he succeeds in making himself look like a foppish desperado.

He was handsome, too, in a foppish way.

Here, he was a foppish French pirate who wielded a rapier.