A word mostly used in the upper echelons of the UK Soulful House music scene. The word is generally used to place the individual on a pedestal and is generally used as a statement to describe a person's superiority within the music scene. A soulful house music producer that makes beautiful songs is generally referred to as a Gentleman, whereas the music producer that makes instrumental tracks without using live instruments is perceived at the lower end of class.

stephen wrote the book of gentleman many years ago, the first copy was published in the mid 1800's and read by over 70% of the worlds population - here in 2010 a copy of this book is very hard to come by, people believe every book in existance was destroyed in a bid to keep 'gentlemanizm' unknown, only a select few have had the art of gentleman sent down to them throughout the generations. Stephen Plank, the creator of the book still lives, it is predicted he is over 5 thousand years old

Refers to a man that will screw a girl up the pooper in order to protect her virginity!!!

a man who wears fancy socks

An inexpensive drink combination, most bartenders should know: the cheapest beer and a shot of the cheapest whiskey at the bar.

One who always folds a lady's shirt after borrowing it.

The act of slapping someone across the face with a glove, as if to initiate a duel or fisticuffs.