CLOISTRESSES | • cloistresses n. Plural of cloistress. • CLOISTRESS n. (Shakespeare) a nun. |
DISTRESSED | • distressed adj. Anxious or uneasy. • distressed adj. (Of merchandise, etc.) damaged. • distressed adj. (Of a property) offered for sale after foreclosure. |
DISTRESSER | • distresser n. One who or that which distresses. • DISTRESSER n. one who distresses. |
DISTRESSERS | • distressers n. Plural of distresser. • DISTRESSER n. one who distresses. |
DISTRESSES | • distresses n. Plural of distress. • distresses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of distress. • DISTRESS v. to cause anxiety or suffering to. |
HEADMISTRESSES | • headmistresses n. Plural of headmistress. • HEADMISTRESS n. a woman heading the staff of a private school. |
HOUSEMISTRESSES | • housemistresses n. Plural of housemistress. • HOUSEMISTRESS n. the female head of a (boarding-)house, esp. in connection with a public school. |
MINISTRESSES | • ministresses n. Plural of ministress. • MINISTRESS n. a woman who ministers. |
MISTRESSED | • mistressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of mistress. • MISTRESS v. to make a mistress of. |
MISTRESSES | • mistresses n. Plural of mistress. • Mistresses n. Plural of Mistress. • MISTRESS v. to make a mistress of. |
POSTMISTRESSES | • postmistresses n. Plural of postmistress. • POSTMISTRESS n. a woman who is a postmaster. |
SURMISTRESSES | • SURMISTRESS n. a female surmaster, the second master or deputy head in a school. |
TASKMISTRESSES | • taskmistresses n. Plural of taskmistress. • TASKMISTRESS n. a woman who is a taskmaster. |
TOASTMISTRESSES | • toastmistresses n. Plural of toastmistress. • TOASTMISTRESS n. a woman who acts as toastmaster. |
WHOREMISTRESSES | • whoremistresses n. Plural of whoremistress. • WHOREMISTRESS n. (archaic) a woman who runs a brothel. |
WORKMISTRESSES | • workmistresses n. Plural of workmistress. • WORKMISTRESS n. an expert (female) worker or craftsperson, overseer or employer. |