dresser
- noun
- /ˈdrɛsər/
- You are a pretty snappy dresser.
He's a cool dresser, passionate football man.
- He's a cool dresser, passionate football man.
- Let's just say, all right, you're a more conservative dresser.
- Avid churchgoer, business degree, smart dresser, never sold a porno in his life.
- Does it ever feel weird to you the degree to which you can be an outrageous dresser?
- You know, when you when I mean very natty dresser, Yeah, he's a really talented guy, incredibly smart.
- And it's nice to be able to do that when you've just come out of prison and go to tailors that are, I might tell you actually, you're a sharp dresser.
Examples
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He's a sharp dresser.
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He's a great dresser.
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A smart dresser needs smart shoes, right?
Fiction book (2002) -
However, he was in amazing shape and he was a sharp dresser, OK.
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A real fancy dresser, I'll tell you.
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When I was in high school and college, I was a pretty outlandish dresser.
Blog text (12) -
And on top of all of that, he's a hell of a sharp dresser.
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Honestly, she's such a sharp dresser.
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This attorney from Santa Clara, Calif., is also quite the snazzy dresser.
Academic text (2011) -
He is known as a sharp dresser who always impresses people with his style.
Synonyms
A man who cares a lot about his clothes and appearance
A person who loves fashion and follows or sets new styles
A man who cares a lot about his clothes and how he looks
A person who cares a lot about clothes and follows the latest styles
A man who cares greatly about his clothes and appearance
A person who dresses in a showy, fashionable way to impress people
A person who likes fashionable clothes and enjoys dressing well
Compounds
A person who wears clothes usually worn by the other gender to express themselves
How Stylish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dresser comes from the verb dress, which means 'to put on clothes', so a 'good dresser' is simply someone who pays attention to how they wear clothes and likes to look stylish.