Associations to the word «Madame»
Noun
- Wardrobe
- Convent
- Accomplice
- Admirer
- Necklace
- Newman
- Delicacy
- Elegance
- Stocking
- Gallantry
- Disgrace
- Aux
- Pretension
- Apartment
- Paris
- Sofa
- Tout
- Louis
- Magnificence
- Dobson
- Sargent
- Kindness
- Sophie
- Astonishment
- Liaison
- Beaumont
- Scaffold
- Val
- Coolness
- Jacques
- Gaiety
- Valentin
- Guise
- Walpole
- Une
- Princess
- Nous
- Mao
- Lady
- Lace
- Displeasure
- Tenderness
- Annoyance
- Ursula
- Edna
- Vaudeville
- Midwife
- Madam
- Fond
- Grimm
- Nantes
- Teller
- Affection
- Merlin
- Ami
- Portrait
- Laughing
- Daughter
- Consolation
- Lover
- Boulogne
- Flattery
- Le
- Indignation
- Ah
- Grocer
- Highness
- Lafayette
Adjective
Wiktionary
MADAME, noun. Madam
MADAME BISHOP, noun. (Australia) (slang) (obsolete) A drink comprising port, sugar and nutmeg.
MADAME TUSSAUD'S, noun. A gallery of realistic figures of famous persons.
Dictionary definition
MADAME, noun. Title used for a married Frenchwoman.
Wise words
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