princess
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- noun
- /ˈprɪnsɛs/
- Informal
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princesa
- You havin' fun, princess?
- feel like a princess
- call her princess
- a little princess
After a moment he said yes, yes Princess, this is this is well done.
- After a moment he said yes, yes Princess, this is this is well done.
- His mate, his wife, his Princess, Prince Hunt, Athlar Dannon.
Examples
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How is my princess?
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All right, come on, princess, spit it out.
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Wow, look at you getting the Princess treatment, Mama.
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I feel like you treated me like the Princess, but I am not.
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And not only that, Princess, you did it on your own.
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You look like a princess.
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You know, if you were a Princess in the castle, I'd rescue you.
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Her eyes on his back were soft and full of wonder, like a princess in a fairy tale.
Fiction book (1992) -
Return to her people, like a princess in a medieval fairytale.
Fiction book (1991) -
You treated me like a princess, making me feel special and cherished.
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Compounds
An American actress who became the princess of Monaco after marrying Prince Rainier III
A small evergreen plant that looks like a tiny pine tree and grows on forest floors
How Cherished
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Princess is a royal title, so people often call someone a princess to say she is special or should be treated with care. A helpful way to remember this is to imagine treating someone like a royal guest, which explains the word's loving, protective use.