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handsome and debonair
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Love thy neighbor - and if he happens to be tall, debonair and devastating, it will be that much easier. (source)
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Francie loved to see Mama sitting debonairly in the kitchen with the coffee mill clutched between her knees, grinding away with a furious turn of her left wrist and looking up to talk sparklingly to Papa while the room filled up with the rich satisfying odor of freshly ground coffee.† (source)
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I was thinking more like debonair.† (source)
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Luc, so suave and debonair, so steady and strong.† (source)
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But the truth was, Mama looked old, even older than Papa with his dapper new hat and his linen guayaberas and his high black boots, and a debonair cane that seemed more a self-important prop than a walking aid.† (source)
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I was debonair, a ladies' man, a young Frank Sinatra.† (source)
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It was something, all right, to see that slender young fellow standing debonairly at the bar among the truck drivers and ditch diggers.† (source)
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They went to rob and kill—" His voice trembled, toppled, disappeared, as though strangled by the intensity of his own loathing for the debonair, gum-chewing defendants.† (source)
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He had no doubts at all that someone as debonair and intellectual as General Peckem approved of his smoking with a cigarette holder, even though the two were in each other's presence rather seldom, which in a way was very lucky, Colonel Cathcart recognized with relief, since General Peckem might not have approved of his cigarette holder at all.† (source)
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Prof came out and, while did not look his most debonair, was neat and clean, hair combed, dimples back and happy sparkle in eye—fake cataract gone.† (source)
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Blessed with a rakish smile and a debonair gaze, he is handsome, brilliant, witty, charismatic, tender, and able to bed almost any woman he wants—and he has bedded quite a few.† (source)
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His enormous eyes, lambent, extravagantly lashed, smiled out at her wickedly: she looked around him for reflectors, microphones, camera cabling, but there was only himself and a debonair bottle of French Beaujolais, which he claimed to've smuggled last year into California, this rollicking lawbreaker, past the frontier guards.† (source)
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They are no longer so spruce or so debonair.† (source)
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So we licked spoons and I was in general sociable, helpful, debonair, and thought of the two colors of my silk suspenders and the fit of my shirt, Simon's gifts.† (source)
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It is even difficult to imagine a boy who would do it, unless you realize from the start that Lancelot was not romantic and debonair.† (source)
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