Gentleman Jims
Gentleman Jims is the plural of Gentleman Jim.
Meaning of Gentleman Jim
Noun
Gentleman Jim (usually uncountable, plural Gentleman Jims or Gentlemen Jims)
- A man, especially one named James, whose behavior shows him to have a polite, courteous, and respectable nature.
- When Sullivan met Corbett at New Orleans, Gentleman Jim landed the champion a terrific jolt with his right, smiled sweetly and said, "To think, John, of your coming all the way from Boston to get that."1916, Elbert Hubbard, “Philip D. Armour”, in Little Journeys Vol. 11: Great Businessmen
Questions about Gentleman Jims
- What is Gentleman Jims the plural of?
- Gentleman Jims is the plural of Gentleman Jim.
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