Reviewing Edmund Wilson's "Apologies to the Iroquois," W. H. Auden suggested that "one of the ways in which an Intellectual Dandy can be recognized is by the unpredictability of his work".
The sheer force and rhythmic arrogance in Pozo's playing on the tracks "El Vendedor de Aves" (recorded with the Havana Casino Orchestra in 1940) and "Conga de Los Dandys" can be almost shattering; his drum commentary behind vocals and instrumental passages gives some hint of what an exciting presence he must have been on stage.
Modified Dandy criteria can be used to establish a diagnosis of IIH.
He proves again that George Etherege was the most theatrical of writers; his dandy dialogue can be savoured on the page but comes to life only in action.
Result: While you may not have bought your house as an investment, it can be a dandy one.
These include Tricky ("He is perverted but witty"), Lump ("Dangerous but innocent") and Dandy ("No girl can be free from the meshes of him" — or his mullet).
That syntactic tree sure is a dandy!" Hours — nay, days — of fun can be had with the University of Chicago's Make Your Own Academic Sentence widget.
The disease dengue fever (DF; also known as breakbone fever, dandy fever, and by other names) can be caused by any of 4 viruses within the virus family Flaviviridae, genus Flavivirus, i.e., dengue virus types 1 4 (DENV-1 4). DENV-1 4
Still, some of his cute turns of phrase can be cloying: "Candy was dandy in the 1920s"; "by 1923, the emphasis on a woman's figure was becoming a weighty issue".
Hook, who can be quite scary on the stage, is a bumbling slapstick dandy who is repeatedly humiliated by losing his pants.
