Gentleman and Kingpin

Gentleman

Gentleman noun - A man of high birth or social position.

Kingpin and gentleman are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kingpin" instead a noun "Gentleman".

Nearby Word: gentlemanly

Kingpin

Kingpin noun - One of high position or importance within a group.

Gentleman and kingpin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gentleman" instead a noun "Kingpin".

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / The Italian Job (1969) Bridger, criminal kingpin, lives the life of a proper gentleman within his prison cell.
  • Comic Book / Blake and Mortimer Which is practically never - Mystery of the Great Pyramid and The Necklace Affair are the only times we see him acting as his own master (as the kingpin of a major trafficking network and a gentleman-thief, respectively).
  • Comic Book / Civil War II The end of the Kingpin miniseries sees the return of the Gentleman from the Sinister Six Trilogy.
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