gentlemen

Synonyms for gentlemen

noun a courteous and honorable man

"well-born man," early 13c., from gentle + man.

Related: Gentlemen. Gentleman's agreement is first attested 1929. Gentleman farmer recorded from 1749.

The three gentlemen parted most cordially from him after he had paid the check.

On the contrary, gentlemen, I thought they were all looking at me.

The gentlemen were smoking, and some of the ladies were trying to look at ease with cigarettes.

We will wait till the gentlemen finish their cigars, before driving.

But if this goes on, it is the gentlemen who ought to withdraw.

"No. 14," said the Captain, and the three gentlemen passed on.

He can read and write as well as most gentlemen, I can tell you that.

For, Madam, could I be supposed to govern the passions of either of the gentlemen?

Light of some sort began to dawn on the perplexed faces of the gentlemen.

There was only one of the gentlemen of Spain who never had anyunkindness to his discredit.