In your view, do they have such connotations today? (I'm reading this implication in your question, but not sure...)
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I don't think people use these words these days
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I don't want fop, dammit, I'm a dapper Dan man!
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Fop was originall a fool in Shakespeare's time. Pretty sure that's the etymology. Then fashion-obsessed, then superficial, then gay.
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Dandy is used. A man who is consistently well dressed, well mannered and slightly flashy. I wish I had the energy & smarts to be one.
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Reminded of 70's Sat Nite Live skit where a 17thC Belgian fop & his blackamoor visit a contemporary redneck bar http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/episode-16-pictured-garrett-morris-as-blackamoor-michael-news-photo/138402718 …
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