Gent

What do we mean by gent?

Graceful; elegant. adjective

A gentleman. noun

An abbreviation of gentleman. noun

Noble; gentle.

Neat; slender; elegant.

Polished; refined.

Gentle; noble; of gentle birth. adjective

Neat; pretty; fine; elegant. adjective

A gentleman. noun

Noble; well-bred, courteous; graceful. adjective

Neat; pretty; elegant adjective

Port city in northwestern Belgium and industrial center; famous for cloth industry noun

Informal abbreviation of `gentleman' noun

A boy or man noun

A gentleman.

A term used by 'gentlemen' to describe/cover up ungentlemanly (normally seedy) behaviour. Can also be used as a verb - to gent Urban Dictionary

Short for gentlemen. Urban Dictionary

Just an absolute sound cunt. Always the kings of the party, keeps everything going, dances their socks off and everyone thinks they are hilarious. A complete shagger and most importantly supports Celtic. Also drinks Gentfast (first cousin of Buckfast) Urban Dictionary

1. to make a common mistake, 2. enthusiasm preventing accuracy Urban Dictionary

Gented or "i done a gent" Urban Dictionary

A member of the "Gentrification" movement in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. A, usually, male who either moved to the area for or wanted to join a start-up. Tell tale signs of a Gent are: -Works at a start-up -May label them self as an entrepreneur -Has a job they can't really explain -Inflated sense of self -Superiority complex -Could be considered a 'hipster' but has too much money for that. -Tinder whore -Commitmentphobes The Northern California yuppie of the 2010s. Urban Dictionary

A place in Malaysia that is very disappointing. Hence an acronym for a disappointing performance or speech. Urban Dictionary

Dudes from Inner/Greater London who buy 'suave' looking clothes from Primark etc such as black tailored coats, white shirt/black tie pack, cheap cufflinks, big fake diamond earrings, anything bling as long as its black/white/'diamond' coloured. Drink Alizee', Hennessey, Courvoisier, Martell, sometimes Jack Daniels, Remy Martin (only on payday), and even now are beginning to become wine connoisseurs, with many Gents showing their partiality to a bit of Rose' here and there. Posing for photos with as many bottles of the aforementioned luxuries in hand is a must if one wishes to be recognised as a possessor of 'True' or 'Original Gent (O.G.)' status. Urban Dictionary

Use of this word to describe just about anything, refer to Jawn, Jawnt Urban Dictionary

Is a gang from chicago and will kill every fucking gang bitch. sdk, viking killa,king kill Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gent:
gent.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gent:
ghent, aforesaid, yeoman, mag, flanders, het, esq, bruges, aggregate, belgian, giro, belgium, lille, leiden, cycling, europa, antwerp, annex, utrecht, divers, rotterdam, che, asteroid, ajax, flemish, brussels, gentleman, irving, bach, observatory, sprint, shane, van, pro, roller, ladies, brian, netherlands, jan, loan, sporting, paris, classic, wednesday, amsterdam, transfer, voices, race, bear, fee, choir, qualifying, milan, dutch, manor, penalty, tour, montreal, goals, signed, squad.

Words that rhyme with gent:
present, content, event, accent, consent, advent, lament, augment, rent, supplement, intent, descent, represent, circumvent, dissent, extent, prevent, assent, resent, vent, bent, segment, tent, orient, dent, president, lent, indent, repent, cement, relent, ferment, scent, torment, ascent, meant, percent, stent, invent, cent, frequent, ent, discontent, sent, spent, went, kent, pent, malcontent, underwent, convent, ident, reinvent, trent, occident, misrepresent, shent, brent, splent, dente, dement, vice president, ghent, blent, disorient, slent, fent, misspent, tashkent, sente, lente, drent, nonevent, gwent, wendt, sprent, unspent, underrepresent, in any event, zent, glent, acute accent, mente, circus tent, line of descent, letter of intent, outspent, portland cement, rubber cement, pup tent, overspent, grave accent, ground rent, broadbent, to that extent, wente, rack rent, to a lesser extent, economic rent, cent-.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gent:
old, young, elderly, real, literary, little, looking, tall, haired, rijksuniversiteit, fine, older, english, nice, perfect, echeverri, commercial, foreign, handsome, poor, right, proper, reverend, aged, dapper, military, scientific, honourable, big, noble, honest, honorable, fat, mere, harbitrary, dressed, southern, portly, unkind, worthy, faced, distinguished, learned, eyed, rich, dignified, proud, respectable, opposite, contin, ole, ghent, tough, eccentric, haughty, wealthy, younger, dis, 1st, sober, evangelical, class, quiet, bearded, stout, arbitrary, irish, lucky, clerical, headed, und, seedy, anonymous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gent:
rally, man, terneuzen, davis, effect, men, ration, person, rale, model, need, woman, smile, use, face, ruijters, remainders, views, remainder, fairs, mcwilliams, leuven, reader, orders, eyes, odor, line, duty, street, manner, mind, one, spaniards, creator, rales, arms, child, nosology, steps, road, force, taste, half, reflection, question, audience, regulations, search, operations, care, measures, lee, case, name, army, rations.

Consonant match to gent:
joint, jaunt, joynt, jent, jandt, jundt.

Words that sound like gent:
gent, gente, jent, junt, geant, joint, jaunt, joynt, jonte, jant, shent, ginned, jet, jen, jenny, gen, joined, jenna, gents, shunt, jennie, jenni, gens, jett, jens, gena, genna, jeni, genny, genet, genii, jeny, jenae, jette, jennet, gennie, genta, jenne, gentoo, jenney, genty, chint, genz, jennett, gentz, jentsch, genit, genou, genoux, gennett, ghent, yent, chant, shant, hent, shend, chaunt, shaunte, giant, gin, agent, git, jin, ginny, jeanette, janette, gion, djinn, gyno, janae, jinn, ginn, jeannette, jinny, ginnie, janay, ginie, jinni, djinni, ginty, ginna, djin, gitt, jins, ginette, ginch, janai, jinnah, gyny, jinns, djinns, jinnee, jayant, djanet, geons, genae, genette, ginnet, gynne, jinete.