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Genty

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Gen´ty
a.1.Neat; trim.


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In this play, performed prior to 1642, gentlemen are portrayed as walking with turnout: "and now dey valk vid deir toes out for brave genty, you call data de splay foot.
Dance and the Garden: Moving and Static Choreography in Renaissance ... by Nevile, Jennifer / Renaissance Quarterly
troupes Miami City Ballet, Ron Brown/Evidence, and 33 Fainting Spells; and foreign companies Quasar Companhia de Danca, Compagnie Philippe Genty, and Ballet Flamenco de Antonio Canales.
SPOLETO'S INTERNATIONAL DANCE by Broili, Susan / Dance Magazine
It has started to be fashionable in France, and lots of French companies are adapting this innovation to their products,'' said Delphine Genty, associate director of a French food research company.
EUROPEANS GOBBLE AMERICAN FAST FOOD; GOURMETS ARE AGHAST by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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