Countess

What do we mean by countess?

A woman holding the title of count or earl. noun

The wife or widow of a count in various European countries. noun

The wife or widow of an earl in Great Britain. noun

Used as a title for such a noblewoman. noun

A roofing-slate 20 inches long and 10 inches wide. noun

The title, in English, of the wife of any nobleman on the continent of Europe bearing a title equivalent to English count: commonly extended also to the daughters of such noblemen as a prefix to their personal names. noun

In the British peerage, the wife or widow of an earl, or a woman possessing an earldom in her own right. noun

The wife of an earl in the British peerage, or of a count in the Continental nobility; also, a lady possessed of the same dignity in her own right. See the Note under count. noun

The wife of a count or earl. noun

The title used by a female who holds an earldom in her own right. noun

Female equivalent of a count or earl noun

The wife of a count or earl.

A woman holding the rank of count or earl in her own right; a female holder of an earldom.

The act of giving yourself a Stranger while wearing a large amount of jewellery on the hand in order to simulate being jerked off by a female aristocrat. Urban Dictionary

The countess is a vampire in American Horror Story and she’s hot, she is portrayed by a more hotter person, Lady Gaga. Urban Dictionary

The alter ego responsible for anything bad you were caught doing. Originally a meme based on a Tumblr user that claimed "Eminem isn't violent, Slim Shady is," and the response "im robbing a bank tomorrow and when the cops come for me imma tell them it was my alter ego countess boochie flagrante," it is now used for any time someone tries a "that isn't really who I am" excuse. Urban Dictionary

Also referred to simply as countess, casa is a woman that enjoys the simple things in life: churro-ing her hair, blowing kisses at strangers, collecting zoos, chess tournaments where she plays herself, being followed around with a parasol, eating salmon from the silver dish they used in the Shiba cat food commercials, talking down to people, charity work, painting the town red, and force-cuddling dink. Urban Dictionary

A word that murder inc thought up to rhym with shit to be cool, but they aren't Urban Dictionary

Any sex act involving the participation of all of the following demographics: one (or more) juggalo(s), one or more furry{(s) and a weeb. Urban Dictionary

The most amazing bossy, adventurous and encouraging black woman alive. She's a true beautiful countess Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to countess:
countess, countless, counters, counter, courtesy, contest, confess, coyness, counter-, counts, counted, counties, contes, contests, counsels, countesses, coulters, mounters, souness, countee, countrys, chunters.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word countess:
peeress, connexion, morganatic, marchioness, soissons, figaro, amalie, artois, palatine, jure, baroness, wessex, courtier, pembroke, heiress, burgundy, duchess, earldom, matilda, magdalena, provence, count, flanders, salisbury, consort, sophie, earl, mistress, warwick, nassau, von, isabella, illegitimate, maud, sophia, granddaughter, dowager, agnes, beatrice, chesterfield, marie, marquess, princess, savoy, maria, louise, champagne, daughter, lady, peerage, niece, anna, buckingham, eldest, eleanor, widow, isabel, christina, paternal, ska, margaret, stafford, und, duke, regent, marriage, catherine, augusta, inherited, viscount, leicester, rudolf, joan, elizabeth, hon, heir, anne, essex, bavaria, bedford, christine, helena, charlotte, maternal, derby, carlisle, dudley, baron, devon, mar, caroline, prince, vii, fin, spencer, frances, ludwig, noble, cousin, aunt.

Words that rhyme with countess:
account us, brountas, count us.

Adjectives that are often used to describe countess:
young, old, dear, beautiful, little, poor, late, widowed, polish, fair, italian, russian, lovely, noble, french, charming, aged, future, celebrated, famous, unfortunate, dowager, present, hungarian, german, english, venerable, rich, unhappy, pretty, amiable, haughty, gracious, spanish, heroic, dead, former, austrian, wealthy, elder, duchess, pious, deceased, dearest, youthful, proud, elderly, handsome, irish, swedish, wicked, younger, brave, notorious, beloved, called, live, gentle, insatiate, sweet, born, fascinating, honourable, infamous, lady, witty, wretched, made, eyed, mysterious, disguised, haired, virtuous, papal, sham.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective countess:
dowager, slates, duchess, scenes, ship, mother, maritza, queen, mathilda, passing, read, home, platen, returns, sister, matilda, times, tremble, orders, palatine, burst, episode, wishes, hither, put, sitting, gemini, horse, permission, dead, aspasia, credit, sabine, mistress, bent, whisper, spies, vol, prisoners, lie, fears, horn, pass, rastaglione, half, stakes, barry, degenfeld, dram, hood, count, feeling, smiles, friend, salias, nothing, term, laugh, caz, rappa, folliest, supplies, adieu, mahaut, dost, poetizing, desire, concerts, dear, euthanasia, blushes, lists, grey, senses, discourses, wife, elfthritha, weeks, increases, truant, living, lola, turn, love, ciano.

Consonant match to countess:
cantus, qantas, contests, can toss, count us, kant s, kent s.

Words that sound like countess:
countess, qantas, cantus, contests, contes, counts, countless, candace, counties, kandace, cantos, contuse, coin toss, kountz, comtesse, conscious, candice, candis, kandice, quantas, kandis, contos, kontos, cottus, conatus, county, kansas, counted, coitus, counters, catus, kunta, cants, coyness, koontz, canta, kuntz, conduce, kents, kenta, count up, kanta, quintus, canus, conus, catas, kinta, canthus, countee, candyce, coontz, coonass, quintas, contest, contex, conteh, gantos, juntas, yentas, counting, contacts, conte, condos, contrasts, contessa, conti, conda, canis, contin, contras, conches, conto, contemn, kanis, kaunas, kaunda, kentish, conchas, kennis, comus, contee, count in, catis, katas, canice, khanda, comice, konto, coatis, cottas, conteste, connarus, cunnus, candies, accounts, canda, canas, camous, camis, cadis.