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GENT
GENT
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Dictionary definitions:
Word: gent
Phonetic:
/dʒɛnt/
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A gentleman.
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Automatic door opener?
Birmingham bloke
Bloke
British guy
Caballero
Chap
Civilized chap
Courteous bloke
Courteous chap
Courteous fellow
Courteous guy
Dapper fellow
Decent chap
Decent fellow
Dude
Fella
Fellow
Fellow with an air of distinction
Fine fellow
Formal guy
Gals escort
Gallant guy
Greenwich guy
Guy
Hat-tipper
He at a hoedown
Higgins
Hoedown he
Isle of Man man
James Cagney film Jimmy the ___
Kindly bloke
Ladies man
Ladys companion
Ladys counterpart
Ladys escort
Ladys escort (Abbr.)
Ladys guy
Ladys man
Ladys mate
Ladys partner
London fellow
Man
Man at a square dance
Man in a loo
Man of breeding
Man of means
Man with a top hat
Man with a top hat and cane
Mannered fellow
Mannerly fella
Mannerly fellow
Mannerly guy
Mannerly man
Mannerly sort
Member of a square dance square
Nob
PIQUANT
Polite bloke
Polite chap
Polite fellow
Polite guy
Refined chap
Respectable guy
Short ladys man
Short ladys man?
Site of an 1814 treaty
Square dance fellow
Square dance participant
Square dance partner
Square dancer
Square-dancing guy
Squire
Swell chap
Swell fop
Toff
Tony Blair
Urbane fellow
Well-bred bloke
Well-bred chap
Well-bred fellow
Well-mannered bloke
Well-mannered fellow
Well-mannered guy
Well-mannered man
Words on some doors
Ella
Man: Humorous.
Dame's escort.
Refined guy.
Relative of a guy.
Guy or chap.
Friend of a guy.
One of the 7 Down.
Formerly, a man well born: Abbr.
Mannerly bloke.
Man, informally.
Man, familiarly
Man, for short
Lady's escort, for short
Feller
'Iggins, to Eliza
Dapper chap
Courteous chappie
Nice guy
In the U.K., he's a toff
Higgins, to Eliza
This bloke may be a toff
Mannerly chap
Lady's partner
Lady's escort
Lady's man.
Hat-tipper, say
Mannerly man, briefly
Hat-tipping sort
Hat tipper, maybe
Man of urbanity
Man who might tip his cap
Man with inside information close to government
See 11
See 10
Land bordering northern cove
See 16
British chap
Antonym of creep
Refined 5 Across
Square-dance addressee
Fellow of refinement
Exemplar of refinement
Well-mannered bloke in a bowler
Certain proper party
Old-fashioned chap?
Courteous shop
Cultured fellow
Seducer
Crashing cars, colleague is in mischievous mode
Man (Informal)
See about new chap
Spy bumping off a fellow
Refined man
Fellow in sparkling entertainment
Lowdown rat, ultimately, or courteous fellow?
He's no scoundrel
Classy chap
Ladys man, for short
Classy guy
Bow-tied fellow, perhaps
Fellow, informally
Refined fellow
Spy topped short, well-to-do man
Cultured guy
Old-fashioned man
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