Old lady and Queen

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Old lady noun - A female human parent.

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Queen and old lady are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Queen" instead a noun phrase "Old lady".

Queen noun - A usually glamorous woman who is preeminent in her field of activity.

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Old lady and queen are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Old lady" instead a noun "Queen".

Nearby Words: queenly, queening, Queenie

In Scion, one of Japanese goddess Izanami's favored human guises is an old lady with 47 cats, reflecting her divine existence as the reclusive, isolated queen of the Underworld, feared and distrusted by her pantheon.

Source: Crazy Cat Lady
Milkman Conspiracy: The sinister Azazel conspiracy in The Winter Queen turns out be perpetrated by an international charity network for gifted children and the mastermind behind it is the sweet old Lady Astair.

Source: Literature / Erast Fandorin
Used in the Shining Time Station finale "Queen for a Day." Some crooks uncoupled the Queen's private car from an American railtour and left her stranded in the countryside - leaving the locals baffled as to where the other people are whom this poor old lady keeps mentioning.

Source: Royal "We"

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