nobleman, aristocrat, gentry, parson, schoolmaster, paterfamilias, yokel, manor, fop, manservant, plutocrat, knight, miles gloriosus, bumpkin, boulevardier, gent, aristo, jouster, plowman, wench, prig, swain, sancho panza, mordred, governess, rustics, knight errant, burgher, laird, courtier, chap, dipsomaniac, wastrel, roue, highwayman, landed gentry, tramp, patrician, backwoodsman, rapscallion, magus, edmund kean, manor house, vulgarian, plantagenets, huntsman, amanuensis, lecher, dithery, oaf, dowager, grandee, swineherd, ethelred, woodsman, layabout, viscount, crones, sir lancelot, hermit, coachman, townsmen, spiv, hussar, lord, factotum, ghostbuster, playboy, seigneur, demesne, pork pie, scallywag, dogsbody, ruffian, nabob, marquess, fotheringhay, earldom, gadabout, shepherdess, lothario, mountebank, chatelaine, rascal, rackety, byronic, poltroon, jester, reprobate, stableboy, drunkard, ferryman, banquo, hick, gentlewoman, satyr, twerp, undertaker, bibulous, manse, jolly, squires, yeoman, englishman, countryman, captain, baronet, curate, esquire, sailor, shopkeeper, soldier, blacksmith, freeman, shoemaker, skipper, cossack, dutchman, portly, derivational, descendant, foreman, sturdy, verb, alexandrian, anonymous, answer, apprentice, ascribed, beefy, boeotian, boman, concordant, conformable, countable, decadent, denumerable, disharmonious

armiger, armor-bearer

armiger, armor-bearer

attendant, escort, landholder, landowner, property owner

gallant