IPA: //ˈdændiər//
KK: /ˈdændiər/
More stylish or elegant than something else; often used to describe someone who is very concerned with their appearance and fashion.
He always dresses dandyier than his friends, making him stand out at every event.
Dandier → The word 'dandy' originates from the Scottish term 'dandy' (meaning a man who is excessively concerned with his appearance), which is possibly derived from 'dand' (meaning to dress elegantly). The suffix '-ier' indicates a comparative form, suggesting someone who is more of a dandy. Thus, 'dandier' refers to someone who is more concerned with their appearance than others.
Think of someone who dresses 'more elegantly' ('dandy') than others — that's what 'dandier' means.