maiden|maidens in English

noun

[maid·en || 'meɪdn]

girl, unmarried woman; virgin (Archaic); device used in Scotland to behead criminals (similar to a guillotine); horse that has never won a race; maiden over, over in which no runs are made (Cricket)

Use "maiden|maidens" in a sentence

1. Maiden-Auntish maiden-fillet maiden-flight guest maiden-name maiden-pink maiden-voyage maiden

2. Heartbroken maidens were nothing to him.

3. Sending soldiers and maidens will not last long

4. Men Ahorseback and Aiel Maidens; not common companions.

5. What is the definition of MAIDEN-Auntish? What is the meaning of MAIDEN-Auntish? How do you use MAIDEN-Auntish in a sentence? What are synonyms for MAIDEN-Auntish?

6. Maiden-Auntish (comparative more maiden-Auntish, superlative most maiden-Auntish) Having stereotypical characteristics of an elderly unmarried aunt; straight-laced, old-fashioned, etc

7. And maiden pride, adieu!

8. Sending soldiers and maidens will not last long.

9. There came a bevy of youths and maidens.

10. Cute maiden Ananter erotically teases

11. April 1969 Concorde's maiden flight

12. Her maiden name was Izumi Hideko.

13. This is the ship's maiden voyage.

14. To make any maiden a bride

15. Jones was my mother's maiden name.

16. Not bad for a shield-maiden.

17. Shorting is not for maiden aunts.

18. Fishwick - four maiden heifers ￡15

19. It was the ship's maiden voyage.

20. It's listed under my mother's maiden name.

21. It received the NATO reporting name "Maiden".

22. I believe that instead of delivering Spartans, you can deliver maidens.

23. Also patron of eloquence, maidens, preachers, single women, spinners, and students.

24. Maiden also drained and sewered the gardens.

25. The maiden with the doll she broke,