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cut a fine figure

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cut a fine figure
to look good; to look elegant. (Usually said of a male.) Tom really cuts a fine figure on the dance floor. Bill cuts a fine figure since he bought some new clothes.
See also: cut, figure, fine

cut a fine figure  (British, American & Australian old-fashioned) also cut a dash (British old-fashioned)
if someone cuts a fine figure, people admire their appearance, usually because they are wearing attractive clothes Giles cut a fine figure in his black velvet suit. Lucy cut a dash in her purple satin ballgown.
See also: cut, figure, fine


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Byline: Beverly Lyons W WITH his long flowing hair and well-chiselled cheekbones, Jaz Sandhu used to cut a fine figure out and about on the city streets.
We may only pray that this mum-to-be will cut a fine figure, aged 87, at her offspring's 21st.
Nevertheless it still cost a fortune to cut a fine figure at Versailles.
 
 
 
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