Mistress
//ˈmɪstɹɪs//
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The word "mistress" can be used as noun and verb.
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Jill of all trades, mistress of none Miss Mistress Santa Claus Mrs Mrs. Ms Ms. ballet mistress bandmistress beastmistress blogmistress choirmistress concertmistress cruel mistress dockmistress dungeon mistress fickle mistress game mistress grandmistress guildmistress harbormistress harsh mistress headmistress herbmistress housemistress jobmistress loremistress manstress misteress mistress of ceremonies mistress of the robes mistressdom mistresshood mistressless mistressly mistressmind mistresspiece mistressship mistressy past mistress paymistress postmistress quartermistress quizmistress ringmistress runemistress schoolmistress scoutmistress shipmistress slavemistress spellmistress spymistress stationmistress subpostmistress swordmistress swordsmistress taskmistress toastmistress wagonmistress wardrobe mistress webmistress whoremistress workmistress
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