cut a dash



cut a dash

To have a striking, attractive, and elegant appearance (in one's style of clothes). Primarily heard in UK. Louise really cut a dash in her new dress at her sister's wedding. Some people find it strange to get so dressed up for everyday events, but I believe one should always try to cut a dash whenever possible.
See also: cut, dash

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Pipin-Ancient Germanic
Mattithyahu-Biblical Hebrew
Titu-Old Church Slavic
Aspel['æspəl]
Swithin-History
Fredenand-Ancient Germanic