- an unmarried woman acting as chief attendant to the bride at a wedding
- an unmarried woman, usually of noble birth, attending a queen or princess
maid of honor
maid of honor maid of honor
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maid of honor
noun
pl. maids of honor- A woman serving as the principal bridesmaid leading up to and during a wedding.
- An unmarried noblewoman attendant upon a queen or princess.
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