Gent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (short for) gentleman
• informal abbreviation of `gentleman\'
• a boy or man
• port city in northwestern Belgium and industrial center; famous for cloth industry
• gentleman
• a gentleman.
• a men's public restroom.
ADJECTIVE:
• Gentle; noble; of gentle birth.
• Neat; pretty; fine; elegant.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a gentleman

Words related to GENT

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Words that contain GENT

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How to use GENT in a sentence

• The South American gent is having the time of his life.
• He was a shy and silent young gent, not like this one, which was the merriest, wildest young fellow, full of his songs and fun.
• But a gent that can put the words together like he can, ought to get a chance to talk in front of a regular jury.
• They was a gent named Cartwright come into town today with his head all banged up.
• But a gent named Sinclair up and confessed, and he is waiting for the rope.
• And after Sinclair is took, what does the sheriff do? He gets on the trail of Arizona and has him checked in for murder of another gent.
• Then a nice gent kicked in with a flask and I came to.
• A gent, a lawyer anyway, keeps a lot of papers in his safe as a rule.
• I was recommended to the gent as a reliable party for that sort of thing, and I met him to talk it over, and then he told me just how the case stood.
• Just as soon be foreman over a wildcat as over a gent like Perris.
• Shorty seen this gent do some shooting on the way up to the ranch.
• When a gent sits looking into the face of a gun he does his thinking and his living mighty fast and condensed.
• Gent died at the residence of her husband, Thomas Gent, Esq.
• There was a gent standing up there at a window watching her and how she acted.
• It come out of the head of the gent across the way.
• Suppose a gent works up to be a fine musician, maybe at the piano.
• Also, he thinks that Mark is the finest and most generous gent that ever stepped.
• But this mistake the arbitrary gent is continually making.
• In that case the arbitrary gent may be a father of a family who is not allowed to shout at home, but is obliged to give nature free play by shouting abroad.
• If I could do that, I believe I could reconcile the old gent, and make him think I was not so mightily out of the way after all when I fought at college and ran away.
• But that the “gent” is the average type of this class, I should utterly deny from such experience as I have had.
• A Translation from English into Latin Verse, of the Faithful Shepherders, a Pastoral, written originally by John Fletcher, Gent.
• We come out here with a scientific gent, to measure the mesa.
• I sent the old gent a letter saying I had two hundred bucks.
• Edmund Preston, complaining of the insolence of the servants of that right honourable gent, Mr.
• Down on North Main is where I catch the gent from the East who will fall for anything that wears a Stetson and some outdoors complexion.
• The other, number seven, was put there by a gent that meant business.
• He had a argument with a Gophertown gent about our claim.
• It was he who had charge of the only two cannon Berlin possessed, and who, never tiring, without rest or relaxation, gent death into the ranks of the enemy.
• I had thought I had been a younger Brother, a poor Gent.
• To wit, DEPOSITIONS OF WITNESSES AND EXAMINATIONS taken on oath the 15th day of August 1751, before Richard Miles, Gent.
• Gent, of Gloucester Hall, did owe Bodley money, though, as many another member of the University of Oxford has done with his debts, he forgot all about it.
• Hasenberg was a foreign gent that looked a good deal like Whiteman, our distinguished feller-citizen here.

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