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trustworthy and efficient female assistant or employee (Informal)	girl Friday
(Archaic) landowner (according to a particular document), assistant to proofreader, document stand	copyholder
(Biology) cell which creates gametes, cell that produces reproductive cells, cell producing male or female cells, malaria organism	gametocyte
(Biology) larger reproductive cell in a pair of conjugating cells (generally female), larger of two conjugating sex cells, megagamete	macrogamete
(Biology) reproduction through the union of two different reproductive cells (i.e. male and female), heterogamy	anisogamy
(born 1980) female tennis athlete, winner of U.S. Open in 2000 and 2001	Venus Williams
(born 1981) female tennis athlete, winner of the 1999 U.S. Open	Serena Williams
(Botany) of an archegonium (female reproductive organ in ferns and moss), plant with archegonia	archegoniate
(British Informal) boss, chief, person in charge; person with supreme skills or knowledge in a particular field	supremo
(British Slang) boss; father (informal term and term of address used in the past by upper-class young men for their fathers)	guvnor
(British) informal but regular gathering of preschool children under supervision	play group
(French) female first name (form of Mary)	Marie
(French) loafer, aimless idler; dawdler; (Informal) dandy	flaneur
(from Italian) social gathering; informal discussion on arts; social gathering to converse about a topic related to arts or science	conversazione
(from Spanish) male house servant; waiter; porter; assistant	mozo

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