fops Antonyms
Meaning of fops
fops
a foolish or silly person, dandy entry 1 sense 1, fool, dupe, a man who is devoted to or vain about his appearance or dress
fops Sentence Examples
- The dandies strutted through the ballroom, their fops flashing beneath the chandeliers.
- The courtiers were known for their elaborate fops, which ruffled and swayed with every step.
- The fops of the society ladies rustled like the leaves of a grand oak tree.
- The earl's valet carefully arranged the fops on his master's cravat, ensuring a touch of elegance.
- The seamstress stitched the fops onto the gown, creating an air of sophistication and flair.
- The fops on the general's uniform sparkled brightly, signaling his rank and authority.
- The fops of the ballet dancer twirled and twirled, adding grace to her every movement.
- The fops on the priest's cassock symbolized his religious status and devotion.
- The fops on the actor's costume hinted at the character's flamboyance and extravagance.
- The fops on the dress of the Victorian lady represented the height of fashion and propriety.
FAQs About the word fops
a foolish or silly person, dandy entry 1 sense 1, fool, dupe, a man who is devoted to or vain about his appearance or dress
beaus, beaux, dudes,gallants, bucks, dandies, macaronis, jays, pretty boys, lounge lizards
slobs,,slovens
The dandies strutted through the ballroom, their fops flashing beneath the chandeliers.
The courtiers were known for their elaborate fops, which ruffled and swayed with every step.
The fops of the society ladies rustled like the leaves of a grand oak tree.
The earl's valet carefully arranged the fops on his master's cravat, ensuring a touch of elegance.
