Fop

fop, n. A fellow vain and conceited or over and affected in dre or manners; a coxcomb; dandy. — Fop'pery, -per-T, «. The behavior, manners, etc., of a fop; coxcombry; folly; impertinence; ery. — Fop'pish, a. Fop-like; vain of dre ; affected in manners; finical; spruce; dandyish. For, for, prep. In the place of; instead of; because of; by reason of; with respect to: concerning; direction of; toward; during; as being, etc., — cating that in consideration of, or with reference which anything takes place, —conj. Because; because, introducing a reason of something before advanced, the cause, motive, explanation, etc., an action related or statement made. — Forev'er, adv. To eternity; eternally; at all times; continually; ince antly; always; endle ly.