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Often used in the same context:
bigwig,
etonian,
panjandrum,
merchant banker,
plutocrat,
spiv,
banker,
wheeler dealer,
boulevardier,
aristo,
flunkey,
patrician,
apparatchik,
squire,
supremo,
aristocrat,
parvenu,
arriviste,
impresario,
courtier,
baronet,
doyen,
controversialist,
chap,
eurocrat,
windbag,
crumpet,
moneyman,
financier,
nabob,
baron,
backwoodsman,
dealmaker,
troubleshooter,
fop,
viscount,
investment banker,
chums,
codger,
lickspittle,
sinecure,
civil servant,
paterfamilias,
ditherer,
bureaucrat,
buccaneer,
dilettante,
freemason,
spinmeister,
oligarch,
rothermere,
francophile,
cockney,
baronetcy,
berk,
politico,
lord chancellor,
marquess,
laborite,
factotum,
eminence grise,
charabanc,
scion,
statesman,
crossbencher,
consigliere,
dogsbody,
prig,
scallywag,
chatelaine,
baroness,
bagman,
rotter,
bungler,
dustman,
lepidus,
crony,
ponce,
poltroon,
newspaperman,
clement attlee,
labourite,
fiefdom,
butler,
landed gentry,
worthies,
harrovian,
gadfly,
geezer,
tweedy,
placemen,
moneybags,
doddery,
latterday,
knave,
modernizer,
gent,
amanuensis,
bolshie,
equerry,
grandees,
nobleman,
magnate,
noblemen,
nobles,
merchant,
dignitary,
aristocrats,
magnates,
nobility,
bankers,
goldsmiths,
industrialist,
noblewoman,
potentate,
tycoon,
aristocracy,
artists
More general:
lord,
noble,
nobleman
Also try:
— Adjectives for grandee:
spanish,
old,
local,
persian,
castilian,
young,
russian,
proud,
whig,
powerful,
turkish,
more...
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