Noun:

కటానా,

spinster's Usage Examples:

The publication cheekily described its ideal reader as "a sprightly, octogenarian spinster with.

" Reasons why women would choose spinsterhood over marriage: Preferred a temporary or vague union Little to no economic.

In 1887, he sold it to John Cable's spinster daughter, Rebecca Cable (1844–1940).

She then, after claiming she would be expected to settle down into spinsterhood in her autobiography, married her husband, Henry, on January 18, 1933.

5 dyers, 12 fellmongers, 3 woolstaplers, 54 spinsters, 6 fullers, 146 shearmen, 141 scribblers, 220 weavers, 5 handle setters, 8 twisters, 4 spinning.

confession implausible and took no action, but eventually Weir and his spinster sister, Jane Weir, were taken to the Edinburgh Tolbooth for interrogation.

His death changed Anna's status from a neglected spinster to the heiress of the Jagiellon dynasty.

professional spinsters, one is a desiccated prissy academic, while the other is a blowzy, more down-to-earth professional nurse.

They are staged for young (18 years and over) spinsters and bachelors and traditionally the couples dress up in formal wear.

Danylewycz, Taking the veil: an alternative to marriage, motherhood, spinsterhood in Quebec, 1840-1920 (McClelland " Stewart, 1987).

Her real name is Toshiko Ishihara, or Toshiko Ozaki in her spinsterhood.

spinsters (not all so elderly), with some training in looking under the antimacassar, who are now very much in fashion.

" Her daughter Agnes is "a mousy, browbeaten spinster who tries to keep her mother happy with fictional letters from.

Synonyms:

old maid, unmarried woman,

Antonyms:

winner, man,