dame

Noun

dame (plural: dames)

1. (archaic) lady, woman
2. (British) the equivalent title to Sir for a female knight

   Dame Edith Sitwell

3. (colloquial) slightly derogatory way of referring to a woman

   "There ain"t nothin" like a dame!" (South Pacific)

4 letters in word "dame": A D E M.

Anagrams of dame:

• made

• mead

Words found within dame:

ad ae am da dae dam de ea ed em ma mad mae me med

• Definitions:
• informal terms for a (young) woman a woman of refinement; "a chauffeur opened the door of the limousine for the grand lady"
• "Dame" is a popsong written by Carlos Lara and recorded by the popular Mexican teen band RBD. The song was released as the second single off of their third Spanish studio album Celestial, but only in Peru and the United States. ...
• Dame is the female equivalent of address to Sir for a British knighthood. In the UK honours system, this can be the title of a woman who has been awarded the Order of the Bath, Order of St Michael and St George, Royal Victorian Order, or Order of the British Empire.
• 1. A female ruler or head = lady, as fem of lord. 2. [arch.] The mistress of a household. 3. The mistress of a children's school. Obs. 1640 4. At Eton: A matron (also a man) who keeps a boarding house. 1737 5. A form of address: = My lady, Madam: now left to women of lower rank, ME 6. ...
• female title equivalent to that of knight.

• dambrods ←
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