Coxcomb (noun)

1. A vain, conceited, and foolish man.
2. A man who is overly concerned with his appearance and attire.

Origin:

Derived from the word "cock" meaning a male bird and "comb" meaning an ornament on the head, originally referred to a man who was vain and wore a head ornament similar to a rooster"s comb.

Examples:

1. He was a coxcomb who was more interested in his appearance than in what was happening around him.
2. The coxcomb was preoccupied with his own image and spent hours in front of the mirror.
3. He was known as a coxcomb, always putting on airs and trying to impress others with his wealth.
4. The coxcomb was always well-dressed, but he had a bad attitude and poor manners.
5. A coxcomb is a man who is overly concerned with his appearance and attire and often seen as vain.