garcon

He was living quite en garçon, with only one man, his house having been let for the season.

It would be beneath his professional dignity as a good garçon de café.

Another “bon garçon”—a painter whose enthusiasm for his art knew no bounds—craved to produce a masterpiece.

“Joli garçon,” bawled out Cupidon, coming up to Newton, and pointing to himself.

On my arrival, I found a host of bachelors, and wedded men en garçon, ready to greet me with a hearty welcome.