Flashily [adverb]

Instead, he was rather flashily dressed, in clothes more often affected by men of sporting propensities than youths of any age.

Toots was found vigorously punishing a flashily dressed negro.

Two rather flashily dressed young men, who had not slept the night before, asked for pillows.

The climax came when a flashily dressed stranger called, and insisted upon seeing the Captain alone.

The girl was flashily dressed—or over-dressed—in the latest style.

The place was brilliantly lit up, many-mirrored and flashily ornate in gilt and white.

This last was addressed to a flashily dressed individual—the same one, in fact, that Grant had seen on a former occasion with Tom.

At the corner of a five story apartment building a dozen or more of flashily dressed youths stood staring upward.

The imaginative Calabrian, of rich social impulse, becomes a flashily dressed Padrone.

The flashily dressed salesman is remembered by his clothes rather than by his personality.