dame
/deɪm/Definitions
1. noun
A woman of high social class or rank, especially a titled woman.
“The queen was a prominent dame at the royal ball.”
2. noun
A woman, especially an older or experienced woman, who is considered authoritative or admirable.
“The author’s grandmother was a wise old dame who taught her the value of hard work.”
3. noun
A female actor in a theatrical performance, especially a Shakespearean play.
“The dame played the lead role in the theatrical production of Romeo and Juliet.”
4. noun
A poker term for a high-ranking female player.
“The dame won the poker tournament with a straight flush.”
5. interjection
An expression used to greet or express respect for a woman, especially a woman of high social status.
“Dame to the queen on her coronation day.”