Signor

What do we mean by signor?

Used as a courtesy title for a man in an Italian-speaking area, equivalent to Mr. noun

An Italian lord or gentleman; specifically, a member of a class or body of ruling magistrates or senators in one of the old Italian republics. noun

Hence A lord or gentleman in general; a man of aristocratic rank or associations. noun

capitalized An Italian title of respect or address for a man, contracted from Signore before a name, equivalent to Señor in Spanish, Senhor in Portuguese, Monsieur or M. in French, Mister or Mr. in English, Herr in German, etc. noun

Sir; Mr.; -- a title of address or respect among the Italians. Before a noun the form is Signor. noun

A courtesy title used to a man of Italian origin. noun

Used as an Italian courtesy title; can be prefixed to the name or used separately noun

A courtesy title for a man of Italian origin.

A cocky pric who doesn't know his ass from a whole in the ground, a chevy lover and loves to "clean out the rear" chevy owner stile with his butt buddy Furgguson Urban Dictionary

The attribute a person has when they leave their directional signal on in their car for extended periods of time, while they are oblivious to that fact. Urban Dictionary

To give your signature or consent on a form where you have not read all of the fine print. Many of us fall susceptible to this when checking off the 'I Agree' box in user-agreements for websites or software. Urban Dictionary

When the person you send a Facebook message to views your message (thus sending the 'seen at xx.xx' to your chat message) continues to ignore your message. also known as being signored or seen ignoring Urban Dictionary

The ugliest girl in the world. just looking at her burns your eyes. Urban Dictionary

"Brutto il signore" literally means "Ugly (the) God". The Catholic Church is really powerful in Italy and insults to God, Jesus, Mary and all the other saints are very badly judged (it's actually a crime) but, at the same time, very common. People use "Brutto il signore" even to complain about anything, for example when they accidentally hurt theirselves or it starts raining. It's particulary in the folk customs of the two regions of Veneto and Tuscany, where they use these kind of expressions ("Dio Maiale", "Madonna Puttana", "Cane di Gesù" and so on) very often and at every age. Urban Dictionary

Typical italian blasfemy, used at least 3 to 4 times per hour by real og italians. literally "god lord is a pig" Urban Dictionary

A beautiful girl who deserves the world and a hot boyfriend. she wants to be rich. she’s gonna be a cool aunt and she will travel the world doing things we don’t write here. thank you for coming to my ted talk. Urban Dictionary

Signor sorrentino is a name that you can use to call a friend,your lover or someone else. You have to use it as a positive thing,so not as a bad word. The word is created by an italian old man that is crazy,but people love him, so you have to do it too! Urban Dictionary

When the person you send a Facebook message to views your message (thus sending the 'seen at xx.xx' to your chat message) continues to ignore your message. also known as being signored or seen ignoring Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to signor:
signor, signer, signior, signon, sinor, signo, tignor.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word signor:
signora, sei, rossi, verdi, mussolini, leonardo, operatic, genoa, clara, connie, luigi, bologna, denis, madame, giuseppe, tenor, ferrari, grande, carlo, circus, depicting, fossil, italian, milan, portrait, max, venice, don, sing, del, sang, opera, antonio, painted, tim, rome, evening, count, comic, singing, concert, let, exhibition, duke, miss, effect, singer.

Words that rhyme with signor:
agin your, between your, clean your, demean your, lean your, machine your, magazine your, mean your, protein your, queen your, routine your, scene your, screen your, seen your, wean your.

Adjectives that are often used to describe signor:
grand, noble, young, good, dear, old, illustrious, little, brave, worthy, strange, poor, turkish, surprising, potent, most, foreign, english, excellent, proudest, reverend, chief, wealthy, obsequious, sweet, sure, very, true, wise, icy, grotesque, gallant, tractable, charitable, learned, tuscan, gracious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective signor:
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Consonant match to signor:
senor, scene your, seen your.

Words that sound like signor:
senor, signor, senior, senora, sr, signore, signori, sgr, senores, centaur, seymour, seymore, seigneur, signo, suncor, sonar, centar, sankar, sun shower, sincere, somewhere, snore, seniors, seashore, sonia, sinew, sonya, sonja, sunnier, sea shore, sinews, some more, signe, sinewy, sanya, sanyo, scenester, centuar, sener, sinu, senir, sancerre, santerre, senoras, saunier, sunya, seamier, sea mew, ceinture, sun gear, santoor, seniory, sentire, one year, see ya, cynosure, csr, samar, snar, sundar, sumar, cmar, sangar, some are, senator, sen, say no more, snowier, sea hare, sign over, senhor, saenger, senhora, center, centre, cinder, censor, sander, censure, samir, sameer, censer, centaurs, centr, censore, centaury, samu, same here, centrer, cinter, ciner, censur, cenar, censurer, centner, c u, manjar, samare, cnr, sammier.