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dandy's stick

dandy's stick is the alternative form of dandy stick.

Meaning of dandy stick

Noun

dandy stick (plural dandy sticks)

  1. (obsolete) walking stick
    • He ran after the depredator that had been pointed out to him, and struck him with his dandy stick so smartly that he broke at once his own cane, and the assaulted man’s temper, for, turning fiercely round, the person exclaimed, “Who are you, you ruffian who dare to strike me?”1833, March 30, Samuel Lover, The Irish Penny Magazine, article “Illustrations of National Proverbs.—No. VII”, page 102

Questions about dandy's stick

What is dandy's stick the alternative form of?
Dandy's stick is the alternative form of dandy stick.

Words near dandy's stick in the dictionary

  1. dandy rolls
  2. dandy shandy
  3. dandy stick
  4. dandy sticks
  5. dandy up
  6. dandy's stick
  7. dandy-horse
  8. dandy-horses
  9. dandy-roll
  10. dandy-roller
  11. dandy-rollers

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