stuffed shirt
fancy
homiletically
fleshily
fashionable
swaggerlicious
jankily
swagger
dressed to the nines
foppishness
swank
passé
maidish
dandyism
priss
retrostyled
fogy
fossil
doggish
dodo
overdressed
done up like a dog's dinner
fogey
nabob
archaistically
old-time
formalist
duchessy
olde worlde
elaborate
nancy pants
pompatus
deader than disco
quaint
regalist
faddily
lo-fi
frouzy
dootsie
oldfangled
archaistic
cloddily
dahling
folkishly
floozie
crone
starchy
mallgoth
straight-faced
woodwose
lair
old-maidish
snazzy
unga-bunga
tacky
fairy
lout
geekster
bum-sucker
fetidly
frump
futch
palishly
stylo milo
fancy-pants
schmancy
distingue
dressed up like a Christmas tree
tarty
Dapper Dan
Romishly
styleworthy
frou-frou
Victorianly
badling
cloddishly
silver-tongued
vieux jeu
genteel
furrily
queenly
stoutly
carl
in vogue
velure
queenlily
pedagogical
maudlinly
swarthily
tofficky
sassy
auntishly
in fashion
prisspot
regaler
old-womanishly
regally
outlandishly
craftily
beauish

English words for 'a bore who is extremely formal, pompous, and old-fashioned'

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