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• s  having a sophisticated charm
  a debonair gentleman
• s  having a cheerful, lively, and self-confident air
  life that is gay, brisk, and debonair"- H.M.Reynolds

• In our case, the trusted friend was an affable, debonair fellow named Stanley Chais, who ran the Brighton and Popham investment groups for decades.
• Said debonair Henry happily: "This doesn't mean that I'm starting to run for another term.
• This year's Emmy Awards host has journeyed from Doogie to debonair.

• debonaire
• debonnaire
• suave
• chipper
• jaunty

News & Articles

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• Before He Was A Star, James Gandolfini Hopped Around NYC Apartments
  James Gandolfini 's success came later in his life, when at age 37 he scored the role of Tony Soprano in 1999. He told Newsweek in 2001 , "I thought it was a wonderful script. I thought, ‘I can do this.’ But I thought they would hire someone a little more debonair, shall we say. A little more appealing to the eye." [ more › ]
  June 20, 2013 - Gothamist

Quotes

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• Jerry Bruckheimer in FOXNews
  He could be this generation's Errol Flynn. No doubt in my mind,Bruckheimer said. "He's handsome, he's debonair, he's a good actor, he's got a great smile. He's smart. It's all about choices, if actors make the right choices. He's got the...
• Josh Peck in San Francisco Chronicle
  I'm kind of known for physical comedy on the show. I'm always falling over something, and I think of Jerry Lewis every time I do it,Peck says. "And Drake, he's a total Dean; debonair and with charisma - and plus he sings."
• Zachary Levi in KREN CW 27 TV
  Among them are Michael Clarke Duncan ("He plays a great bad guy," says Levi), Arrested Development's Tony Hale ( see related story), and John Larroquette, playing "a spy debonair who teaches me how to seduce women," Levi says.