MASCULINE baron FEMININE baroness

baroness English

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baroness Noun

— A baroness is the wife of a baron.

— A baroness is a woman holding the rank of baron in her own right.

baroness

— noun a noblewoman who holds the rank of baron or who is the wife or widow of a baron

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peeress

aristocrat

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Then this isn't the Baroness?

Do I look like a baroness?

I am also a doctor, Baroness.

Baroness, I've not yet had the opportunity of offering you my congratulations on your marriage.

The baroness is gone!

I assure you that the baroness will be safely returned, if you will leave everything to me.

Baroness?

My dear, you're as good as a baroness already.

And the lady in the corner is the Baroness Atona.

I'll just take a word with the baroness.

The baroness says that as you spoke about an English lady, she didn't connect her with Madame Kummer.

That wouldn't account for the baroness or Madame Kummer.

Well, the baroness's husband is minister of propaganda.

The Baroness has just been telling me that you're knee-deep in experiments.

Enough to make her the Baroness von Merzbach.

I'll make you the Baroness von Merzbach!

The Baroness.

Baroness.

I'll invite anybody of any consequence to meet the Baroness von Merzbach.

The Baroness ought to be taught to ride.

I happen to know the Baroness admires you.

Shall we sit here and rest a bit, Baroness?

Trouble about you, Baroness?

Being the Baroness von Merzbach suits her very well, Waldow.

You forget I'm a Baroness.

Baroness!

Ha! Do you want me and the Baroness to believe.. That this descendent of an illustrious line of statesmen and heroes is an idiot?

The Baroness?

Right, Baroness?

On behalf of everyone, I would like to thank our noble baroness. who kindly accepted our invitation. to the christening of our new boats.

I'm so glad that you're going to see me as Baroness Barclay tonight.

Exactly who is the Baroness Barclay?

I would say the Baroness Barclay is the most fascinating woman I've ever met.

Why, here comes the Baroness now.

Baroness, aren't you with the ladies?

If you could enlighten me, Baroness.

Well, hi, Baroness.

A life of the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, and the one about Disraeli and his wife. Both of them about women that married men years younger than themselves.

News and current affairs

But he chose instead to bid for the EU foreign-policy job for his Labour Party ally, Baroness Ashton.