darby adj.
(US) wonderful, excellent, first-rate.
Philosophy of Johnny the Gent 7: [T]he other evenin’ he captures a derby filly somewhere an’ breezes her into a certain ice cream parlor down the street. | ||
Indoor Sports 30 June [synd. cartoon] Didn’t know he was sick — That’s a darby! | ||
Sel. Letters (1981) 11: I crawled out over the top this afternoon and took some darby pictures of the Piave and Austrian trenches. | letter c.1 June in Baker||
Und. and Prison Sl. | ||
Argus (Melbourne) 15 Nov. 7s/1: I’m going to another dance [...] which will be darby, snazzy, groovy. |