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21FOP — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom.   Sigles d’une seule lettre   Sigles de deux lettres > Sigles de trois lettres   Sigles de quatre lettres …
22fop — UK [fɒp] / US [fɑp] noun [countable] Word forms fop : singular fop plural fops old fashioned a man who thinks too much about his clothes and appearance Derived word: foppish adjective …
23FOP — FU KING OLD PEOPLE THAT FOP CUT ME OFFF! …
24FOP — FU KING OLD PEOPLE THAT FOP CUT ME OFFF! …
25fop — noun he was known as quite a fop in the old neighborhood, always dressed to the nines and whistling a cheery tune Syn: dandy, man about town, poseur; informal snappy dresser, trendoid, hipster; archaic coxcomb, popinjay …
26fop — [[t]fɒp[/t]] n. a vain man excessively concerned with his looks, clothes, and manners; dandy • Etymology: 1400–50; late ME foppe, fop; akin to fob II …
27fop — /fɒp / (say fop) noun a man who is excessively concerned about his manners and appearance. {origin uncertain. Compare fob2} …
28fop — n. an affectedly elegant or fashionable man; a dandy. Derivatives: foppery n. foppish adj. foppishly adv. foppishness n. Etymology: 17th c.: perh. f. earlier fop fool …
29fop´pish|ness — fop|pish «FOP ihsh», adjective. 1. of a fop; suitable for a fop: »foppish dress. 2. vain; affected: »foppish manners. SYNONYM(S): empty headed. 3. Obsolete. foolish; …
30fop´pish|ly — fop|pish «FOP ihsh», adjective. 1. of a fop; suitable for a fop: »foppish dress. 2. vain; affected: »foppish manners. SYNONYM(S): empty headed. 3. Obsolete. foolish; …
