Associations to the word «Gent»
Noun
- Ghent
- Diver
- Coughing
- Aa
- Flanders
- Belgium
- Antwerp
- Pun
- Furnishing
- Brussels
- Lille
- Kv
- Ain
- Knoll
- Philippe
- Mckay
- Geoffrey
- Tan
- Irving
- Esquire
- Mallory
- Feller
- Fer
- Hostel
- Rafe
- Bach
- Johannesburg
- Gal
- Van
- Ag
- Git
- Ollie
- Grimes
- Soloist
- Toilet
- Sinclair
- Fest
- Leiden
- Classics
- Consort
- Lady
- Underwear
- Annex
- Sketch
- Hurley
- Shilling
- Ter
- Gustav
- Cantata
- Crook
- Mun
- Dude
- Royale
- Volvo
- Outfit
- Christoph
- Clique
- Hay
- Cartwright
- Ajax
- Ay
- Em
- Seen
- Esq
- Hinge
- Gregg
- Malaya
- Middlesex
- Nd
- Nico
- Reverend
- Nigger
- Europa
- Jimmy
- Beaumont
- Cycling
- Dent
- Sneer
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
GENT, noun. A gentleman.
GENT, adjective. (obsolete) Noble; well-bred, courteous; graceful.
GENT, adjective. (obsolete) neat; pretty; elegant
Dictionary definition
GENT, noun. Informal abbreviation of `gentleman'.
GENT, noun. A boy or man; "that chap is your host"; "there's a fellow at the door"; "he's a likable cuss"; "he's a good bloke".
GENT, noun. Port city in northwestern Belgium and industrial center; famous for cloth industry.
Wise words
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