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Often used in the same context:
prig,
schoolmistress,
prissy,
prim,
martinet,
harridan,
frump,
guttersnipe,
hellcat,
fussbudget,
lecher,
mousy,
gorgon,
dipsomaniac,
bossy,
harpy,
simpering,
fishwife,
schoolmaster,
busybody,
spinster,
dithery,
noodge,
frontierswoman,
gentlewoman,
crone,
sneery,
perky,
sourpuss,
dowager,
aristo,
clodhopper,
smart aleck,
mousey,
flibbertigibbet,
virago,
fusspot,
floozy,
gradgrind,
codger,
gadabout,
grump,
dotty,
tweedy,
governess,
wimple,
little lord fauntleroy,
bluestocking,
moony,
minx,
rube,
ditz,
milquetoast,
ingenue,
ninny,
hausfrau,
ditsy,
harlot,
solipsist,
nympho,
gamin,
fop,
old codger,
wench,
hussy,
soubrette,
giantess,
prude,
gamine,
fogy,
yenta,
milksop,
sexpot,
ditzy,
nymphet,
squinty,
matron,
fustiness,
strumpet,
scallywag,
hag,
sophisticate,
hectoring,
nursemaid,
prole,
prudery,
wiseacre,
kewpie doll,
backtalk,
pedant,
coquette,
jackanapes,
studmuffin,
snooty,
kewpie,
androgyne,
curmudgeon,
sassy,
hepcat,
termagant,
frowny,
uppity,
schoolteacher,
parson,
innkeeper,
policeman,
boarder,
bourgeois,
debutante,
dons,
nanny,
schoolroom,
shopkeeper,
stockbroker,
widower,
bartender,
churchgoers,
clergyman
More general:
schoolteacher,
school teacher
Synonyms:
mistress,
schoolmistress
Also try:
— Adjectives for schoolmarm:
old,
new,
little,
young,
prim,
local,
pretty,
american,
fashioned,
innate,
strict,
more...
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