gallant (adj.) Old form(s): Gallant'st
fine, splendid, grand
H8 III.ii.49[Suffolk to all, of Anne] She is a gallant creature
JC V.i.13[Messenger to Antony and Octavius] The enemy comes on in gallant show [or: sense 2]
Tit I.i.320[Saturninus to and of Tamora] That ... / Dost overshine the gallant'st dames of Rome
Tit I.i.403[Saturninus to Bassianus, of Lavinia] God give you joy ... of your gallant bride
Tit IV.ii.163[Aaron to Demetrius and Chiron, of burying the dead Nurse] The fields are near, and you are gallant grooms
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