debutante

Preposition: of

• evening: All the way from the US of A Juliette was our first debutante of the evening.
• night: Chris came to watch last week and decided to be the second debutante of the night.

Possessives

• season: Back to Food and Drink The elegant Vellore Restaurant was formerly the ballroom, and host to the season's sparkling debutantes!

Adjective modifier

• first: All the way from the US of A Juliette was our first debutante of the evening.
• second: All the way from Peterborough for their only Scottish gig, Jan & Neil were our second debutantes of the evening.
• last: With the last debutante daytime presentation occurring in 1958, the displays celebrate a lost era of grand court occasions.
• young: But it was inevitable that the beautiful young debutante should attract attention from the eligible young men of the Court.
• only: The only post-break debutante, Stevie Parker had traveled up from England for a couple of gigs in Edinburgh.
• beautiful: Edwina Sheffield is considered the most beautiful debutante of the current season.

Modifies a noun

• ball: A 5'8 " LA blond, she attended the best private schools and debutante balls.
• tonight: David Ferrard ( from USA ) was our 2nd debutante tonight.
• director: Debutante director Sanjay F. Gupta is one of the whiz-kids of Indian cinema today.
• dance: While I was at Mons however, I was obtaining my first taste of the London Season for debutante dances.
• year: The men go to the University; the girls to the activities of their debutante year.

Noun used with modifier

• sand: First, let us check how well all sand debutantes perform to get a baseline.
• late-season: The ability of trainers to win with a late-season debutante varies widely.