Associations to the word «Socialite»
Noun
- Heiress
- Philanthropist
- Astor
- Hilton
- Vanderbilt
- Aristocrat
- Rothschild
- Hostess
- Hepburn
- Gloria
- Industrialist
- Millionaire
- Parisian
- Guinness
- Wallis
- Ava
- Hutton
- Nicky
- Celebrity
- Hearst
- Mortimer
- Magnate
- Madeleine
- Jacqueline
- Betsy
- Lillian
- Belmont
- Financier
- Baroness
- Edith
- Doris
- Columnist
- Granddaughter
- Beale
- Mimi
- Kelley
- Isabel
- Marjorie
- Gertrude
- Actress
- Whitney
- Rockefeller
- Gossip
- Lilly
- Duchess
- Bertha
- Abigail
- Slim
- Evelyn
- Sunny
- Fashion
- Collector
- Frances
- Sargent
- Tamara
- Beatrice
- Patricia
- Manhattan
- Brooke
- Businessman
- Racehorse
- Icon
- Countess
- Designer
- Housewife
- Pamela
- Devonshire
- Playboy
- Peggy
- Babe
- Brazilian
- Breeder
- Marietta
- Brenda
- Bingham
- Tara
- Richie
- Bessie
- Barrington
- Bismarck
- Diplomat
- Argyll
- Trump
- Guggenheim
- Julio
- Entertainer
Wiktionary
SOCIALITE, noun. A person (more often a woman) of social prominence, considered to be an influential figure
SOCIALITE, noun. A person who goes to fashionable parties and is often written about in the newspapers, etc.
Dictionary definition
SOCIALITE, noun. A socially prominent person.
Wise words
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