Associations to the word «Matron»
Noun
- Malice
- Drow
- Nursing
- Alton
- Hun
- Alexandra
- Carla
- Priestess
- Maiden
- Maternity
- Infirmary
- Maid
- Orphanage
- Nurse
- Hostel
- Ethel
- Dormitory
- Cornelia
- Filly
- Hospital
- Muriel
- Maude
- Midwife
- Undead
- Scowl
- Stake
- Superintendent
- Modesty
- Chastity
- Spider
- Juno
- Mama
- Kathleen
- Mistress
- Cleric
- Mabel
- Gertrude
- Maud
- Virgin
- Entreaty
- Jury
- Cummings
- Disapproval
- Elsie
- Bride
- Mercenary
- Morton
- Mother
- Renegade
- Tutor
- Bonnet
- Acting
- Christchurch
- Propriety
- Warden
- Worthy
- Bathe
- Hag
- Maya
- Cupboard
- Asylum
- Eileen
- Berg
- Sulphur
- Jessie
- Nellie
- Lust
- Robe
- Reminder
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
MATRON, noun. A mature woman; a wife or a widow, especially, one who has borne children; a woman of staid or motherly manners.
MATRON, noun. A housekeeper; especially, a woman who manages the domestic economy of a public institution; a head nurse in a hospital.
MATRON OF HONOR, noun. A married woman who assists the bride at a wedding.
Dictionary definition
MATRON, noun. A married woman (usually middle-aged with children) who is staid and dignified.
MATRON, noun. A wardress in a prison.
MATRON, noun. A woman in charge of nursing in a medical institution.
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