Of, relating to, or characteristic of a coxcomb; foolish and vain in behavior or appearance.
From 'coxcomb' with the adjectival suffix '-ic,' used to describe things that resemble or embody coxcomb-like behavior.
Adding '-ic' lets you describe something as 'coxcombic'—like a 'coxcombic outfit' or 'coxcombic behavior'—turning a noun describing a type of person into an adjective describing their qualities.
Adjectival form of male-coded coxcomb. Describes behavior or attributes as foolishly vain in the male jester tradition.
Prefer 'foolish,' 'vain,' or 'pretentious' to avoid gendered role reference.
["foolish","vain","pretentious"]
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