Associations to the word «Chevalier»
Noun
- Lettre
- Legion
- Croix
- Maurice
- Comte
- Lorraine
- Maison
- Marquis
- Des
- Monsieur
- Abbe
- Mademoiselle
- Roi
- Duc
- Barre
- Knighthood
- Johnstone
- Waverley
- Baptiste
- Le
- Antoine
- Voltaire
- Livre
- Auguste
- Pretender
- Sans
- Madame
- Knight
- Dumas
- Georges
- François
- Honour
- Chivalry
- Colbert
- Antoinette
- Lancelot
- Francois
- De
- Tracy
- Musketeer
- Alexandre
- Jacques
- Jacobite
- Diva
- Philippe
- Michel
- Leopold
- Pierre
- Petit
- Merit
- Suzanne
- Germain
- Etienne
- Nicolas
- Gaston
- Dubois
- Au
- Les
- Earring
- Lyra
- Pinto
- Asturias
- Dietrich
- Armand
- Adieu
- Guise
- Rue
- Salon
- Fergus
- Amour
- Ramsay
- Tripoli
- Crusader
- France
- Courtier
- Gottfried
- Dominique
- Waistcoat
- Louis
- Jules
- Dragonfly
- Cavalier
- Parisian
- Henri
- Xv
- Intrigue
- Franc
- Acton
- Saxe
- Princesse
- Jean
- Honor
- Fleece
Wiktionary
CHEVALIER, noun. A cavalier; a knight.
CHEVALIER, noun. In tarot cards, the card between the valet and the dame
CHEVALIER D'INDUSTRIE, noun. (dated) One who lives by fraud; a pickpocket; a sharper.
Dictionary definition
CHEVALIER, noun. French actor and cabaret singer (1888-1972).
CHEVALIER, noun. A gallant or courtly gentleman.
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