dashing

Modifies a noun

• hero: He is no dashing hero on a white horse.
• figure: The Team manager, Rupert Lyon, cuts a dashing figure at the Ball!
• officer: Can Lily trust the dashing officer who once broke her heart?
• man: Rise you woman, to praise Allah, Waiting for your dashing young man.
• look: Of course, it could be to do with their dashing good looks - those wrinkles are just sooooo attractive... !
• home: We dived into an entry, and was sort of dashing home when we got to Guthlaxton Street.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: They are painted in a rather dashing red color.
• very: Photo: the Seal of Grimsby shows Grim, the founder of Grimsby, looking very dashing.
• quite: I do the usher thing, and it would appear that I look quite dashing in wedding garb.
• once: Although the only reason worth mentioning him is to see how age has taken it's toll on a once dashing hero.
• daringly: With no stoppage forthcoming, Mark Loram brilliantly reeled in Rico, before daringly dashing past on the back straight of the final lap.
• then: Not all promised assistance is actually delivered, thus raising and then dashing expectations.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Photo: the Seal of Grimsby shows Grim, the founder of Grimsby, looking very dashing.