dandy adv.
(orig. US) excellently, wonderfully.
Riverman 323: ‘She’s holding strong and dandy,’ said Orde [...] examining critically the clumps of piles. | ||
‘Moon Mullins’ [comic strip] That suits me just dandy. | ||
🎵 You make time, and you make love dandy, / You make swell molasses candy, / But, honey, are you making any money, / That’s all I want to know! | ‘Are You Making Any Money?’||
(con. 1944) Stalag 17 [film script] 51: Harry and Stosh are doing dandy. | ||
Walk on the Wild Side 136: He had a big bad head and held it hard, mourning ‘Oh, it drinked dandy but Lord the afterwards’. | ||
Sun. Times 5 June n.p.: Jeez, I’m so glad you was along, that worked out just dandy. |