💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Oul' wan"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| ould wannoun | Alternative form of ould one. [(colloquial, Ireland, literally) old woman] |
| oul' wannoun | Alternative form of ould one. [(colloquial, Ireland, literally) old woman] |
| oul onenoun | Alternative form of ould one. [(colloquial, Ireland, literally) old woman] |
| oul' onenoun | Alternative form of ould one. [(colloquial, Ireland, literally) old woman] |
| ould onenoun | (colloquial, Ireland, figuratively) mother |
| old womannoun | (literally) An elderly woman. |
| old ladynoun | (literal, informal) An elderly woman. |
| old dearnoun | (endearing or patronizing) old woman |
| old girlnoun | (UK) Affectionate term of address for a woman. |
| weomannoun | Obsolete form of woman. [An adult female human.] |
| wommonnoun | (rare) Feminist spelling of woman |
| whomannoun | Obsolete spelling of woman. [An adult female human.] |
| auntnoun | The sister or sister-in-law of one’s parent. |
| wimennoun | Informal spelling of women. |
| womenfolksnoun | Alternative form of womenfolk. [Women collectively.] |
| cailleachnoun | (Scotland) An old woman. |
| old wifenoun | An old woman, later especially one who tells old wives' tales. |
| old lady in threadneedle streetnoun | Alternative form of Old Lady of Threadneedle Street (“the Bank of England”). [(poetic) The Bank of England.] |
| womanfolknoun | Alternative form of womenfolk. [Women collectively.] |
| dearnoun | An affectionate, familiar term of address, such as used between husband and wife. |
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