Brummell

[ bruhm-uhl ]

noun

1. George Bryan II. Beau Brummell.

Brummell

/ ˈbrʌməl /

noun

1. BrummellGeorge Bryan17781840MEnglishMISC: dandy George Bryan , called Beau Brummell . 1778–1840, English dandy: leader of fashion in the Regency period

Example Sentences

From the streets of New York to the runways of Chanel, the elegant, bespoke aesthetic of Beau Brummell is coming back in style.

From The Daily Beast

It is a pity that Brummell looked down upon literature: poor literature!

From Project Gutenberg

Between the lottery of office and the lottery of love, Brummell père managed to make a very good fortune.

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George Bryan Brummell, the second son of this worthy man, honoured by his birth the 7th of June, 1778.

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He was, through life, a celebrated 'cutter,' and Brummell's cut was as much admired—by all but the cuttee—as Brummel's coat.

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The private life of Brummell would in itself serve as a book of manners and habits.

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