Gent and Son

Gent

Gent noun - An adult male human being.
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Synonyms for Gent

Son and gent are semantically related. in man topic. In some cases you can use "Son" instead a noun "Gent".

Nearby Words: gentry, gents

Son

Son noun - A male human offspring.
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Synonyms for Son

Gent and son are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gent" instead a noun "Son".

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  • Series / Modern Family An older gent with old/fashioned traditional ideals, he's come a long way in accepting his son's sexuality, and somewhat in allowing himself to be emotional.
  • The Talk A sketch from Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's show Not Only... But Also has an upper-class British gent trying to explain the facts of life with his naive 18 year old son, who doesn't want to believe the "filthy things they say at school".
    Source: The Talk
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