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madam Definition

madam (madəm)

noun pl. mad·ams

  1. a woman; lady: a polite term of address
  2. the mistress of a household
  3. ☆ a woman in charge of a brothel

Etymology: Fr madame, orig. ma dame < L mea domina, my lady: see dame

madam Synonyms

madam

n.

  1. A title of address

    Mrs., madame, dame, Frau (German), madonna, signora (Italian), señora (Spanish), ma'am, marm*.

  2. A woman in charge of an establishment

    matron, housekeeper, housemother, manageress; see administrator, hostess 2.

  3. The mistress of a brothel

    procuress, bawd, whore; see prostitute.

madam Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • serve: She went on to study at Louisiana State University and completed... himself at the doorway: " Luncheon is served, madam.
  • say: A man came to the door, took my letter, and said madam should have it without fail.
  • have: You have a choice madam, either you get what I am saying, or I am saying what you'll get.
  • hope: I still hope, madam, that we shall have the happiness of seeing you at the court of the duke.
  • think: Think, madam, how far we have prospered, and against what odds!
  • worry: OLD LADY Hey, what do you think-- MAN No need to worry, madam, I've got you safe.

Adjective modifier

  • sorry: I am sorry madam, how big did you expect a 15ft x 15ft bouncy castle to be. I DON'T KNOW!
  • little: Come in here you little madam let me wipe off all the grime.
  • good: Oh good Madam, there can be none yet Val.
  • new: Meanwhile Suma has ambitions to take over from the Leather Madonna as the new madam and is very ruthless at her task.
  • right: When someone says Rose as a baby is pretty, she says, " She's a right little madam.
  • true: Any madam who suggested as much would be no true madam in my book.

Modifies a noun

  • chairman: Madam Chairman, colleagues, ladies and gentlemen of the press.
  • ': Madam â The Luton Town Football Club stadium fiasco is becoming a laughing stock.
  • mao: Madam mao 's underwear quot get your workout in utah.
  • chair: Madam chair, I would like to conclude by thanking the IAEA safeguards department.

Noun used with modifier

  • casino: Ceo the robert the casino madam auto insurance systems year and a. The border where and english and accident victims getting.
  • brothel: What role does the young poet Owen Moody play, and brothel madam Lily Maxey?

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