Results for: female executor
English English
code for J, female first name, small inner moon of UranusJuliet
coinheritor, joint inheritor (female)coheiress
complain, grumble, be embittered (Slang), female dog; highly offensive term for a difficult or lewd woman (Slang)bitch
computer language, female first name; name of various cities in the USAAda
concerning urology, pertaining to the branch of medicine dealing with the female urinary organs and the male urogenital organs and their diseasesurologic
concerning urology, pertaining to the branch of medicine dealing with the female urinary organs and the male urogenital organs and their diseasesurological
condition in which both male and female parts of a flower mature at the same time; interbreeding between individuals with similar characteristics, simultaneous maturinghomogamy
condition of exhibiting both female and male characteristics (Biology)gynandromorphism
contemptible woman, evil woman character, female scoundrel or wicked person; female scoundrel in a story or playvillainess
conventional idea about women, conventionally feminine quality, effeminacy, quality of the female sex; effeminacy; womenfemininity
country, machine, pron. specific female; possessive form of she, woman or girl not referred to by nameher
county in western Ireland; Saint Clare of Assisi (1194-1253), Italian-born woman who found the order of Franciscan nuns; John Clare (1793-1864), English poet; female first name; family nameClare
coupler for pipes, pacifier, rubber bottle top, small outlet, teat, tip of mammary gland, tip of mammary gland of mammals; place out of which milk flows from the female breast; any nipple-shaped device (e.g. pacifier, etc.); threaded projection for con...nipple
covered with gilt, gold leaf, gold plate, thin layer of gold, golden; gilded, coated with a thin layer of gold, government bond, young female piggilt
creature with features of both sexes, one who exhibits both male and female characteristics (Biology)gynandromorph
 

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