Edelman
edelman (noun)
*From the German root edel- noble
1. a thing that is dignified and bold, unwavering of effrontery, pertaining to nobility and nobilty-like qualities
2. naturally decorus in nature, born with propriety
*From the German root edel- noble
1. a thing that is dignified and bold, unwavering of effrontery, pertaining to nobility and nobilty-like qualities
2. naturally decorus in nature, born with propriety
1.) The Prime Minister had heard enough, giving his finger to the United States President, proving himself once again, an edelman of a man.
2.) "Whether it was the wine, the roaring fireplace, or the grand bedroom that accomodated these household guests, our debutante found his edelman delicate and proper, and was treated best of the women that evening."
2.) "Whether it was the wine, the roaring fireplace, or the grand bedroom that accomodated these household guests, our debutante found his edelman delicate and proper, and was treated best of the women that evening."
Edelman by Jonathan Edelman December 1, 2004
