to queen
- verb
- /kwin/
- Informal
- During the celebration, we planned to queen our guests with extravagant treats and attentive service.
Examples
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Treat her like a queen goddess her in her throne of pleasure.
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So he's had to teach me how to really be a queen, really know my worth, really understand my value.
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Don't you make your wife feel belittle like don't you, you treat her like she the she the queen of the world.
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You should always queen your partner by making them feel special and cherished.
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She liked to queen her friends by organizing lavish dinners and giving them thoughtful gifts.
Synonyms
Give someone very special care and attention like a king or queen
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Compounds
A bed or mattress size larger than a double and smaller than a king, about 60 by 80 inches
- Slur
An insulting name for a woman said to unfairly take government money, often used to express racist ideas
- Formal
The mother of the current king or queen who keeps the title after her child becomes ruler
A wild plant with many thin leaves and groups of small white flowers like a carrot that grows in fields
- Literature
A famous queen known for her wisdom and great wealth who visited King Solomon
- Specialized
A vertical support between the main roof beams that holds the middle of the roof
A woman who rules a country because the king cannot, often until the heir is old enough
- Specialized
A brightly colored tropical fish with a deep body and long spines on its top fin, often near coral reefs
A region of Antarctica claimed by Norway between Enderby Land and the Weddell Sea
- Specialized
A larger female in a colony of naked mole rats who is the only one to have babies
How Pampered
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word queen used as a verb meaning to treat someone like a queen comes from the idea of a queen as the most important woman, so to queen someone is to give them special care and royal treatment.