boulevardier

He “moves through the New York social scene with the charm and class of a boulevardier,” New York Times sports columnist Dave Anderson once wrote.

A first-rank boulevardier in the 1960s tableau, his wives included one Rita Hayworth.

Gladwell the master boulevardier has in effect become his own outlier, a statistical anomaly too great to ignore.

He composed feuilletons that would have made the fortune of a boulevardier.

With swift intelligence, she felt him to be no more a boulevardier than she was light.

He made a bow which was Chesterfieldian and incidentally made answer, rattling it off with the swiftness of a boulevardier.

The Parisian courtesan was at the zenith of her extraordinary celebrity when I became a rustic boulevardier.

His walk betrayed the Parisian boulevardier, and the remnants of his clothing confirmed the opinion.