lady

Adult females considered together as a group

A polite way to address a woman in a position of authority

A woman with a noble title, for example the wife of a count

A polite title people use for a woman in French, like Mrs

A woman who has the title of baron or is married to a baron

A woman given an official title for important public service

A woman from a rich or important family who has polite, graceful manners

A woman from a high social class who has a title

A woman of high social rank below a duchess and above a countess

A woman from a high social class with a family title

A person without a noble title who is an ordinary member of society

To act toward a woman without respect

A girl or young woman in her teens to early twenties

The wife of a president or other top government leader

A woman or girl spoken to in a warm, slightly old-fashioned way

A woman who is in a romantic relationship with a man

An informal word men use for their wife or girlfriend

A woman who cleans houses or offices for pay

An older woman who seems gentle and harmless

An actress who plays the main female role in a play or film

A woman who runs the home and cares for the family

A woman who owns many cats and often seems socially awkward

A homeless woman who carries her things in shopping bags

A woman who helps and looks after a queen or princess

A man who is very charming and attracts many women

A very famous and respected woman in a field like music or theatre

A woman who sells sex for money

A woman with no paid job and a lot of free time

A woman who sells sex for money

A nickname for Margaret Thatcher, the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, known for her strict leadership

A Christian festival on March 25 that celebrates an angel telling Mary she will have a baby

A small round beetle with bright spots that eats small insects that harm plants

A woman who gives money and help to others but looks down on them

A nickname for a woman political leader, not only Margaret Thatcher, seen as strong and strict

A plant that grows tall flower stalks after its leaves die back

A sweet pink cocktail made with gin, brandy, and grenadine

A woman who has sex for money, used in older books

An orchid with small yellow flowers that look like tiny dancers

A small crab with spots on its shell that lives on the coasts of England

A plant with delicate feathery leaves that grows in cool mountain areas

A small crab with a bright, spotted shell that lives on sandy east coast beaches of the United States

A woman who leads an abbey or convent

A small room in a church used for prayer and dedicated to Mary, the mother of Jesus

A woman who works as a prostitute

A small indoor plant with many thin, fan-shaped leaves

A wild North American orchid with a pouch-shaped lower petal that is hard to grow in gardens

A small tulip with thin stems and flowers marked by a darker base

A small crab with bright purple spots on its shell that lives on sandy Atlantic beaches

A common fern with soft feathery leaves often grown in shaded gardens

The private area of a woman between her legs

A man who many women find very attractive and who often takes advantage of them

A famous English nurse who cared for soldiers at night and carried a lamp during the Crimean War

A bush with pale, sweet-smelling flowers that open at night

A wild orchid with a large pouch-shaped lower petal like a slipper

A woman who helps children cross the road near a school while holding a stop sign

A Roman Catholic religious group that dates from the 1100s and is devoted to the Virgin Mary and prayer

A pale pink wild orchid with a pouch-like lower petal

A Chinese palm with thinner stems and leaves than the common lady palm

A type of orchid with a yellow pouch-shaped lip and dark red-brown petals