Dame and Old lady

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Dame

Dame noun - A dignified usually elderly woman of some rank or authority.
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Old lady and dame are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old lady" instead a noun "Dame".
Nearby Word: Damian

Old lady

Old lady noun - A female human parent.
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Dame and old lady are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dame" instead a noun phrase "Old lady".

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  • Sitting Sexy on a Piano Laverne the old lady gargoyle in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, puts on a feather boa and poses on a piano during their Disney Acid Sequence.
    Source: Sitting Sexy on a Piano
  • Series / The Great British Bake Off Cool Old Lady: Mary Berry CBE, the eighty-year-old undisputed grande dame of British baking with more than 75 cookbooks to her name.
    Source: Series / The Great British Bake Off
  • Literature / The Scarlet Pimpernel Grande Dame: The Comtesse de Tournay is a stiffly dignified old lady, implacably opposed to Marguerite — but forced by the Prince Regent to acknowledge her nonetheless.
    Source: Literature / The Scarlet Pimpernel
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