Modifies a noun

• gentleman: The first was played by a dapper gentleman from Canada.

• suit: Wear them with skinny jeans, urban country dress or even a dapper suit.

• man: In 1905, he was a dapper young man working in a Swiss patent office.

• handicapper: Various subsidiaries more played with students dapper handicapper in.

• fellow: John Lancashire and the doctor were completely changed in appearance, and came forth dapper, smart young fellows.

• guy: He looked every inch the dapper guy just as he always did when he took to the park.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: You're looking rather dapper you little tease, where do you get your clothes?

• very: Also, I hope you will all agree with me that Kieran looks very dapper in his outfit.

• equally: In any other week, the equally dapper The Sweeney would have been the stars.

• always: Always dapper and courteous, he was a gentleman photographer.

• so: Received the harness and Ben is very pleased to be looking so dapper and sends a woof of thanks to you!

Used with adjective complement

• look: You're looking rather dapper you little tease, where do you get your clothes?