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
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.