Difference between Debonair and Debonaire

DEBONAIR vs DEBONAIRE: ADJECTIVE

Charming, confident and carefully dressed.
Suave, urbane and sophisticated.
Gracious, courteous.
Characterized by courteousness, affability, or gentleness; of good appearance and manners; graceful; complaisant.
Gracious and charming in a cheerful, carefree way.
Sophisticated; urbane.
Having a cheerful, lively, and self-confident air
Having a sophisticated charm

Of gentle mien; of pleasant manners; courteous; affable; attractive; gay; light-hearted.

Affable, Foppish, Handsome, Urbane, Rakish, Dapper, Carefree, Elegant, Debonnaire, Refined, Chipper, Cheerful, Jaunty, Debonaire, Suave

Affable, Foppish, Handsome, Urbane, Rakish, Dapper, Carefree, Elegant, Debonnaire, Refined, Chipper, Cheerful, Jaunty, Debonaire, Suave

The cowpuncher waved a debonair hand and mounted the steps again.
The ads featured a bearded, debonair elderly gentleman with voiceovers that were both humorous and outrageous.
The debonair Falcon and his helper nab a nervous disc jockey for foul play.
MATT: Oh, debonair motherfucker coming out of here in a few hours.
The David Spencer series characteristics debonair and stylish designs in dollar loafers.
And when she opens the door, give her a dashing, debonair smile!
How about the debonair fighter orthief, brimming with youthful zest anddaring?
Christopher Plummer, whose iconic role as the debonair Capt.
Let Dalton play Bond as debonair but dangerous!
Finish your debonair look with a Panama hat.

The stocks of Debonaire will surely hold the peaks at around eighty percent, and Redwood will slide up to approx three hundred percent.
He no longer looked the debonaire Ashley who had caught her fancy so many years before.