| Guy |
| Nob |
| Chap |
| Toff |
| Fella |
| Dude! |
| Bloke |
| Feller |
| Fellow |
| __ man |
| Squire |
| Piquant |
| Nice guy |
| Swell fop |
| Caballero |
| Lady's man |
| Ladies man |
| Classy guy |
| Hoedown he |
| Swell chap |
| Swell Brit |
| Lady's guy |
| Polite guy |
| Dapper chap |
| Fine fellow |
| Decent chap |
| Gallant guy |
| Refined guy |
| Refined man |
| Classy chap |
| Male person |
| Polite chap |
| Nice fellow |
| British chap |
| Classy bloke |
| Courtly type |
| Guy or chap. |
| Mannered man |
| Proper bloke |
| Mannerly guy |
| Refined chap |
| Kindly bloke |
| Polite bloke |
| Mannerly man |
| London fellow |
| Dapper fellow |
| Lady's escort |
| Courteous one |
| Mannerly chap |
| Refined bloke |
| Well-bred guy |
| Courteous guy |
| Decent fellow |
| Square dancer |
| Urbane fellow |
| Mannerly sort |
| Polite fellow |
| British fellow |
| Courteous chap |
| Civilized chap |
| Courtly fellow |
| Gallant fellow |
| Friendly bloke |
| Man, for short |
| Mannered bloke |
| Chivalrous man |
| Debonair bloke |
| Leman's leader |
| Mannerly fella |
| Refined fellow |
| Lady's partner |
| Well-bred chap |
| Civilized bloke |
| Cultured fellow |
| Gracious fellow |
| Heel's opposite |
| Man of breeding |
| Man of urbanity |
| Man, familiarly |
| Respectable guy |
| Mannered fellow |
| Hat-tipper, say |
| Mannerly fellow |
| Courteous bloke |
| Birmingham bloke |
| Friend of a guy. |
| Guy with manners |
| Hat-tipping chap |
| Hat-tipping sort |
| Lady's companion |
| Courteous fellow |
| Well-bred fellow |
| Higgins, to Eliza |
| Antonym of "creep |
| 'Iggins, to Eliza |
| Courteous chappie |
| Hat tipper, maybe |
| Polite hat tipper |
| Short lady's man? |
| Well-mannered man |
| Well-mannered guy |
| Relative of a guy. |
| Well-mannered chap |
| Lady's counterpart |
| Distinguished bloke |
| Well-mannered bloke |
| Lady's mate, briefly |
| Polite man, in short |
| Well-mannered fellow |
| Square-dance partner? |
| Lady's escort (Abbr.) |
| Lady's man, for short |
| Mannerly man, briefly |
| Square dancer, perhaps |
| Polite chap, for short |
| Polite man, informally |
| Square-dance addressee |
| Automatic door opener? |
| Lady's escort, briefly |
| Site of an 1814 treaty |
| Chivalrous chap, briefly |
| In the U.K., he's a toff |
| Polite fellow, for short |
| This bloke may be a toff |
| Lady's escort, for short |
| Lady's companion briefly |
| Man who might tip his cap |
| Lady's counterpart, briefly |
| Man with a top hat and cane |
| North Dallas Forty author |
| Well-mannered guy, for short |
| Man, to a square dance caller |
| Well-bred, well-mannered chap |
| Lovable 650-pound TV character |
| Fella with an air of refinement |
| Fellow with an air of distinction |
| One holding the door for you, maybe |
| Man with a top hat and cane, for short |