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Mildred, Elizabeth. Rebecca, Rose , Abigail , Alexandra ,Anna ,Ava, Chloe, Ella, Emma, Emily, Grace, Hannah, Isabella/Isabel, Julia, Mia, Olivia, Sarah, Sophia , Clara, Agnes, Cornelia, Constance, Clementine , etc. etc. I suggest viewing this website for more :
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An old fashion term used to describe women dame or damsel. An old fashion term used when speaking to a woman is my lady.
The old fashioned word is a dame.
in the time of old era, a woman was called a lady.
fashioned
Madam
dame
Her old-fashioned mannerisms made me think she was a genteel woman.
The word 'frump' is used to describe an unattractive woman who wears dowdy old-fashioned clothes .
The old fashioned word used to be yonder.
old fashioneds
more old-fashioned, most old-fashioned
Some old fashioned words for a woman are:damedamseldowagermaidmaidenspinster
fame
Dame (for a married woman) Damsel (for a single woman)
Some old fashioned words for a woman are:damedamseldowagermaidmaidenspinster
I think it's 'ward'
duel
Her old-fashioned mannerisms made me think she was a genteel woman.
The word 'frump' is used to describe an unattractive woman who wears dowdy old-fashioned clothes .
Lady
Boon - an old fashioned word that means gift.
unusual, extraordinary, old-fashioned
I looked at the young woman sitting opposite me. Her clothes were quaint and old fashioned.