Words and phrases that have a meaning related to spinsters: (117 results)
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menfolk, aristos, rustics, biddies, englishwomen, dames, hermits, divorcees, curmudgeons, gentry, crones, gentlewomen, matriarchs, fogies, lasses, grannies, vicars, singletons, gals, prigs, housewives, wimmin, dotty, ladies, drudges, hubbies, cads, schoolmarms, cuckolds, gents, nursemaids, romantics, harpies, dowager, lotharios, hags, busybodies, husbandless, strumpets, bounders, hearties, aunties, celibates, minxes, fops, playboys, heiresses, swains, simpletons, chaps, landed gentry, puritans, codgers, depressives, manless, nincompoops, beguines, rotters, squires, gentlefolk, viscounts, eccentrics, aristocrats, mammies, princes, barmaids, waifs, heroines, schoolmistress, washerwomen, bachelors, madams, bridegrooms, patriarchs, louses, sourpusses, sophisticates, grouches, nymphets, foundlings, nothings, wiccans, slattern, loners, churls, faeries, yokels, tramps, goths, mumsy, cockneys, fishwife, grandmothers, matrons, bluestocking, marrieds, octogenarians, pipsqueaks, doddery, lassies, parson, spinster, widows, gentlemen, people, dons, folks, homosexuals, cottagers, householders, londoners, nonconformists, princesses, quakers, shopkeepers, bachelor
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— Adjectives for spinsters: elderly, old, many, aged, english, few, young, ancient, superannuated, lonely, poor, more...
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