- GENT
- Bloke
- Chap
- Cavalier
- Formal guy, informally
- Polite bloke
- Fella
- Bow-tied fellow, perhaps
- Classy chap
- Courteous dude
- Squire
- Fellow
- Caballero
- Civilized bloke
- Hat-tipper, say
- One holding the door for you, maybe
- Fine fellow
- Dapper fellow
- Dapper dude
- Man at a square dance
- Lady's partner
- Lady's counterpart
- Well-bred bloke
- Respectable guy
- Square-dancing guy
- Debonair bloke
- Kindly bloke
- Guy
- Lady's guy
- Well-bred fellow
- Courtly type
- My good man addressee
- Far from a rake
- Chivalrous sort
- Lady's escort
- Type with a suit and cane, stereotypically
- Lady's man
- Decent chap
- Polite fellow
- Square dance participant
- Courteous chap
- Mannerly man
- Man of breeding
- Decent fellow
- Hoedown he
- Square dancer
- Well-mannered bloke
- Mannerly fella
- Mannerly man, briefly
- Square dancer, perhaps
- Fellow with an air of distinction
- Member of a square dance square
- Guy with manners
- Mannerly sort
- Fella with an air of refinement
- Polite guy
- Gal's escort
- Dude
- Man
- Man of means
- Well-mannered man
- Mannerly fellow
- Courteous fellow
- Refined chap
- Gallant fellow
- Gallant guy
- Refined fellow
- Ladies' man
- Gracious guy
- Well-bred chap
- Cultured fellow
- Polite chap
- Classy bloke
- Courteous one
- Mannered fellow
- Mannerly guy
- Well-mannered fellow
- Well-bred guy
- Well-mannered guy
- Classy guy
- Antonym of "creep"
- British chap
- Heel's opposite
- Nice guy
- Fellow of refinement
- Refined 5 Across
- Square-dance addressee
- Exemplar of refinement
- Certain proper party
- Man: Humorous.
- Friend of a guy.
- Guy or chap.
- Refined guy.
- Relative of a guy.
- One of the 7 Down.
- Formerly, a man well born: Abbr.
- Mannerly bloke.
- Toff
- Man, informally.
- Man, familiarly
- Man, for short
- Courteous bloke
- Lady's escort, for short
- Feller
- 'Iggins, to Eliza
- Dapper chap
- Courteous chappie
- Nob
- Higgins, to Eliza
- In the U.K., he's a toff
- Mannerly chap
- This bloke may be a toff
- PIQUANT
- Courteous guy
- Urbane fellow
- Site of an 1814 treaty
- Man with a top hat and cane
- Square dance partner
- Hat-tipping sort
- Hat tipper, maybe
- Man of urbanity
- Man who might tip his cap
- Fellow, informally
- He's no scoundrel
- Proper fellow
- Old-fashioned man
- British guy
- British fellow
- Fellow, for short
- Well-mannered chap
- Man in a loo
- Tony Blair, for example
- Short fellow?
- Isle of Man man
- Hat-tipping type
- Lady's companion
- Lady's escort, briefly
- Swell chap
- London fellow
- Swell fop
- Man with a top hat and cane, for short
- Automatic door opener?
- Lady's counterpart, briefly
- Lady's escort (Abbr.)
- Polite hat tipper
- Well-bred, well-mannered chap
- Swell Brit
- Classy dude
- Chivalrous fellow
- Fine chap
- Man with manners
- North Dallas Forty author
- Lady's companion briefly
- Leman's leader
- Gallant briefly
- James Cagney film Jimmy the ___
- Nice fellow
- Jeeves, for one, shortly
- Swell fellow
- Chelsea chap
- Birmingham bloke
- Lady's man, for short
- Lady's mate, briefly
- Chivalrous chap, briefly
- Civilized chap
- Courtly fellow
- Hat-tipping chap
- Gracious fellow
- Well-mannered 10-Across
- Mannerly fellow, for short
- Classy fellow
- Short lady's man
