Associations to the word «Duchess»
Noun
- Dowager
- Saxe
- Devonshire
- Marlborough
- Mecklenburg
- Camilla
- Highness
- Sancho
- Anastasia
- Quixote
- Burgundy
- Brabant
- Argyll
- Duke
- Parma
- Cavendish
- Cornwall
- Countess
- Consort
- Elisabeth
- Princess
- Bourbon
- Gloucester
- Tuscany
- Dorothea
- Brittany
- Olga
- Luxembourg
- Savoy
- Archduke
- Holstein
- Louise
- Aquitaine
- Princesse
- Windsor
- Harrington
- Bavaria
- Schleswig
- Alexandra
- Sophie
- Weimar
- Montagu
- Ferrara
- Este
- Anhalt
- Charlotte
- Anjou
- Saxony
- Hesse
- Baroness
- Isabella
- Alba
- Beaufort
- Henrietta
- Duc
- Granddaughter
- Tsar
- Sutherland
- Helene
- Buckingham
- Northumberland
- Bedford
- Rutland
- Damsel
- Heiress
- Wallis
- Lorraine
- Chaucer
- Marie
- Catherine
- Grand
- Conti
- Antoinette
- Governess
- Footman
- Katharine
- Villiers
- Teresa
- Maria
- Dauphin
- Middleton
- Beatrice
- Caroline
- Senor
- Brandenburg
- Maximilian
- Grafton
- Kent
- Pretender
- Suffolk
- Empress
- Palatine
- Antonia
- Brunswick
- Sophia
Wiktionary
DUCHESS, noun. The female spouse or widow of a duke.
DUCHESS, noun. The female ruler of a duchy (where women can reign).
DUCHESS, verb. (UK) (informal) to court or curry favour for political or business advantage; to flatter obsequiously.
DUCHESS, proper noun. A village in Alberta, Canada.
DUCHESS POTATOES, noun. A purée of mashed potato and egg yolk, moulded or piped into various shapes which are then baked until golden.
Dictionary definition
DUCHESS, noun. The wife of a duke or a woman holding ducal title in her own right.
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