Princess

What do we mean by princess?

A woman member of a royal family other than the monarch, especially a daughter of a monarch. noun

A woman who is a ruler of a principality. noun

A woman who is a hereditary ruler; a queen. noun

A noblewoman of varying status or rank. noun

The wife of a prince. noun

A woman regarded as having the status or qualities of a princess. noun

Designed to hang in smooth, close-fitting, unbroken lines from shoulder to flared hem. adjective

A female sovereign; a woman of princely rank. noun

The daughter of a sovereign: a female member of a royal family: in this sense a title of courtesy. Compare prince, 4. noun

A size of roofing-slate 24 inches long by 14 inches wide. Compare duchess, 2. noun

A female prince; a woman having sovereign power, or the rank of a prince. noun

The daughter of a sovereign; a female member of a royal family. noun

The consort of a prince. noun

The eldest daughter of a sovereign. noun

The female monarch, or wife of a ruler, of a principality. noun

The daughter (or granddaughter) of a king, queen, emperor, empress, prince, or another princess. noun

A type of court card in the Tarot pack, coming between the 10 and the prince (Jack) noun

A beloved girl considered dainty; used as a term of endearment noun

A young girl or woman considered vain, spoiled or selfish; a prima donna noun

A female member of a royal family other than a queen, especially a daughter or granddaughter.

A woman or girl who excels in a given field or class.

A female ruler or monarch; a queen.

The wife of a prince; the female ruler of a principality.

A young girl; used as a term of endearment.

A young girl or woman (or less commonly a man) who is vain, spoiled or selfish; a prima donna.

A tinted crystal marble used in children's games.

A type of court card in the Tarot pack, coming between the 10 and the prince (Jack).

A female lemur.

The daughter of a king and queen. The wife of a prince or a woman who holds the office in her own right. In England, before the Tudor era, there was no female equivalent to princes, dukes, earls, or barons; every female of royal or noble rank below the queen was simply known as "The Lady..." The vast majority of the female population who is called "princess" is not of royal or noble ancestry... and they probably should count that as a blessing, since royal ancestry does not guarantee power, beauty, intelligence, or any gifts; as pawns in a big political chess game, princesses and queens and noblewomen in general usually had no real power. With a few exceptions, a noblewoman was usually just a manager for the estate and a baby machine for the family dynasty. Urban Dictionary

Princess refers to a guy that happens to be a little bit of a bitch. This guy will take the longest out of all of the guys to get ready, he doesnt like to fight, he might get his nails done but he is straight. He has basically been treated like a princess his whole life but is not gay at all. He drinks only light beer because hes trying to watch his weight and his girlfriend can out drink him. People back in the old days used to call these men sissies. Urban Dictionary

The sort of girl who has never had to work for a single thing in her life. She is usually sheltered to the point where it's ridiculous, and spoiled beyond belief. She has trouble accepting that there's anything wrong in the world and can hardly believe that there are people who don't have an American Express Platinum or a heated swimming pool. She's often gregarious, or, in some occasions, very much a bitch. There's one constant, however. She'll invariably be spoiled or somewhat snotty. Urban Dictionary

This word is used towards your girlfriend, tunner, crush or someone special to you, when you use this word towards her or when he uses it towards you it means he/you are willing to get anything for her and you/he want/s to treat you/her like a *princess* because he/you believe/s she/you are/is one or she/you need/s to be treated like one. Urban Dictionary

A girl who is so clueless about the world around her. She sees what she wants, hears what she wants, and only wants things her way. She has no compassion or understanding of other people's perspectives that are standing right in front of her. Princesses need a knock on the head so they can see the real world. And that the world does not revolve around them. To a woman, being a princess is an insult because it means their mannerisms are annoying! Urban Dictionary

What dads call their little girls these days. Urban Dictionary

A guy who acts like a little girl. Urban Dictionary

A girl who believes the world revolves around her every whim. she will act aloof, stuck up and pretend she cares for noone around her but in reality is just afraid to make herself vulnerable. she fears rejection so much she is willing to pretend that she dislikes everyone she meets by default and will only speak to people who kiss her ass first. deep down there may be an actual person worth getting to know but you have to get through all the bullshit first. Urban Dictionary

A girl that is spoiled and usually has money. Urban Dictionary

A girl who was born into a royal family and married off to become a baby maker for her husband. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to princess:
princess, princeps, princes, princesa, process, prince, precess, princely, painless, pincers, prices, prioress, princesse, princesses, primness, printers, poriness, prances, printless, prince2, princeless, pricers, prancers, prinses, priess.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word princess:
leia, highness, duchess, consort, dowager, louise, beatrice, countess, ida, sophia, peach, monaco, prince, ans, diana, sophie, empress, hesse, augusta, diaries, marie, savoy, olga, granddaughter, prussia, margaret, saxony, charlotte, anne, caroline, bavaria, irene, bride, maria, helena, queen, isabella, paternal, fairy, daughter, denmark, eldest, aurora, throne, duke, elizabeth, frog, hanover, marry, alice, heir, emperor, wales, victoria, maternal, regent, aunt, marriage, anna, wedding, cousin, stakes, royal, sultan, crown, catherine, palace, grace, king, sister, cruise, mario, tale, birth, greece, dynasty, lady, sweden, elder, disney, kent, dragon, imperial, married, succession, mary, wife, daughters, husband, adelaide.

Words that rhyme with princess:
prince s, since s.

Adjectives that are often used to describe princess:
young, little, beautiful, indian, fairy, french, poor, royal, german, russian, real, lovely, egyptian, fair, spanish, dear, english, unfortunate, chinese, foreign, enchanted, unhappy, youngest, austrian, byzantine, charming, greek, captive, christian, beloved, true, danish, italian, portuguese, eldest, imperial, noble, sweet, amiable, proud, polish, tale, pretty, persian, infant, excellent, inca, rajput, gracious, irish, native, protestant, bavarian, african, sovereign, virtuous, lost, dead, younger, illustrious, haughty, youthful, widowed, elder, haired, wise, his, roman, gentle, ethiopian, phoenician, hereditary, virgin, oriental, pious, arabian, burgundian, moorish.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective princess:
dowager, royal, helena, passes, regent, mother, charlotte, louise, elizabeth, anne, margaret, mary, virginia, palatine, eboli, the, abbess, salm, street, dorothea, alice, cruises, alicia, lieven, pine, dress, emily, theatre, bride, food, modrehard, napraxine, augusta, victoria, ida, caroline, style, amelia, queen, electress, agravaine, sophia, wales, wife, zeria, casamassima, valeska, clothes, ling, priestess, radna, younger, consort, ricefield, nothing, pupil, olga, kage, blossom, metternich, diana, charming, radziwill, widow, beatrice, slip, good, christian, daughter, joyce, sister, jewel, rosalinde, uji, nuns, county, mathilde, saints, middle, mountain, marie, gown, orange, dashkoff, island, mouse, gate, skirt, dear, bismarck, amelie, sun.

Consonant match to princess:
princesse, prince s.

Words that sound like princess:
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