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Often used in the same context:
nobleman,
knight errant,
steed,
prince,
swordsman,
orc,
hussars,
mordred,
courtier,
magus,
vestal virgin,
squire,
chevalier,
jouster,
cavalryman,
orcs,
archangel,
gladiator,
knight templar,
baddy,
miles gloriosus,
castle,
cavalry,
warrior,
sword,
sir lancelot,
templar,
jester,
lord,
barbarian,
vizier,
cape,
princess,
minotaur,
cardinal richelieu,
manservant,
sancho panza,
minion,
nobility,
earldom,
courtesan,
goblin,
mage,
jedi,
damsel,
queenside,
centurion,
holy roman emperor,
kingside,
chainmail,
tyrannus,
pikemen,
behmen,
countess,
dragon,
galadriel,
chariot,
breastplates,
aragorn,
spearmen,
necromancer,
charioteer,
paladin,
commodus,
dame,
emperor,
conquerer,
teutonic order,
rook,
sigismund,
sorcerer,
ducal,
valkyrie,
godhood,
batman,
seleucus,
highwayman,
hero,
enchantress,
gandalf,
duelist,
aristocrat,
hooded cloak,
henry bolingbroke,
magics,
louis xviii,
liege,
igraine,
elf,
pegasus,
viscount,
cavaliers,
buckler,
knave,
guardian angel,
bedchamber,
wench,
gryphon,
satyr,
eunuch,
cesare borgia,
conquistador,
knights,
cavalier,
captain,
soldier,
lady,
comrade,
esquire,
gentleman,
moses,
pilgrim,
george,
jew,
man,
shepherd,
troubadour,
compatriot,
griffin,
hamilton,
103,
33,
59,
68,
77,
appointive,
appointment,
artillery,
atonement,
attest,
bangor,
baxter,
bedford,
bengal,
bill,
bless,
boat,
bonaparte
More specific:
bachelor,
bachelor-at-arms,
banneret,
carpet knight,
galahad,
gawain,
knight-errant,
knight bachelor,
knight banneret,
knight of the square flag,
knight templar,
lancelot,
sir galahad,
sir gawain,
sir lancelot,
templar
Appears in the definition of:
.,
armiger,
armor-bearer,
bachelor,
bachelor-at-arms,
banneret,
baronet,
bart,
black,
carpet knight,
chivalrous,
crested,
esq,
esquire,
exchange,
galahad,
gallant,
knight's service,
knight-errant,
knighthood,
knightly,
knight bachelor,
knight banneret,
knight errantry,
knight of the round table,
knight of the square flag,
knight templar,
lambrequin,
lock-up option,
page,
plumed,
recreant,
siege perilous,
sir,
sir galahad,
squire,
stalwart,
surcoat,
tabard,
templar,
unsheathe,
varlet,
white squire
More general:
appoint,
charge,
chessman,
chess piece,
ennoble,
entitle,
gentle,
male aristocrat
Synonyms:
dub,
horse
Also try:
— Adjectives for knight:
young,
good,
old,
noble,
true,
white,
gallant,
brave,
valiant,
english,
christian,
more...
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