n. a man of good family breeding or social position.
A gentleman is always considerate.
A gentleman is always considerate.
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The elderly gentleman had to be hospitalized for dialysis.
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"It's preposterous," said the gentleman in a bow tie. In the quote, what does preposterous mean?
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Who was the other gentleman that rode with Paul Revere to warn of the British advancement?
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Who was the gentleman that agreed to take a letter to Willy's Aunt Besty and Uncle Jack?
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As a way to stay busy and occupied during their "retirement" they bought The Nantucket Bake Shop from the gentleman who began the business twenty years before.
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When the gentleman jumped up, what went flying BESIDES Fly Guy and the soup?
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Sally selected elegant furnishings. OR Tim is an elegant young gentleman.
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A well-educated gentleman should be good in 'wen' and 'wu.' What are these?
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A gentleman is always considerate. OR He made a considerate decision.
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What gentleman do Jack and Annie try to avoid in the Assembly Room?
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Why does the gentleman say that the kids have been sitting in the sun too long?
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The egotistic gentleman vainly looked in the mirror.
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What American gentleman did John Paul Jones meet up with in France?
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The older gentleman was very sentimental.
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3 syllables
gen-tle-man
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