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1 Patroness -- rank: 1000

Patroness definitions Webster's 1828 Dictionary PAT'RONESS, n. A female ... supports. Now night came down,and rose full soon That patroness of rogues,the moon. 1. A female guardian saint. 2 ... is a patron or the wife of a patron [syn: patroness, patronne] Merriam Webster's noun Date: 15th century a woman who is a patron Webster's 1913 Dictionary Patroness Pa"tron*ess, n. [Cf. F. patronnesse.] A female patron or helper. --Spenser. Night, best patroness of grief. --Milton. Collin's Cobuild Dictionary (patronesses) A woman ... is a patron of something can be described as a patroness. = sponsor N-COUNT: usu with supp

2 Patron -- rank: 348

... and women members • patronal adjective Oxford Reference Dictionary n. (fem. patroness) 1 a person who gives financial or other support to ... navigating officer, navigator, overlord, padrone, paramount, paranymph, partisan, paterfamilias, patriarch, patroness, philanthropist, pillar, pipes, presenter, promoter, prospect, protagonist, protector, protectress, provider ...

3 Fautress -- rank: 348

... s 1828 Dictionary FAU'TRESS, n. A female favorer; a patroness. Webster's 1913 Dictionary Fautress Fau"tress, n. [L. fauutrix: cf. F. fautrice.] A patroness. [Obs.] --Chapman.

4 Rock -- rank: 220

... the rocks, orchestral, oscillate, outcrop, outcropping, overwhelm, ox, pacify, patron, patroness, pendulate, penniless, perturb, petrified, petrogenic, pillar, pitch, pitch and plunge ...

5 Phoebe -- rank: 220

... diakonos. (3) The Greek word prostatis translated "helper" is better "patroness." The masculine is "the title of a citizen in Athens ...

6 patronne -- rank: 220

... is a patron or the wife of a patron [syn: patroness, patronne]

7 Protector -- rank: 220

... benefactor, benefactress, bodyguard, champion, defender, guard, guardian angel, paladin, patron, patroness, pillar, prince regent, protectress, queen regent, regent, rock, safekeeper, supporter ...

8 Pillar -- rank: 220

... mound, necrology, newel-post, obelisk, obituary, observation tower, pagoda, patron, patroness, pedestal, pedicel, peduncle, peristyle, pier, pilaster, pile, piling, pinnacle, pipe ...

9 Philanthropist -- rank: 220

... feoffor, financer, funder, giver, grantor, humanitarian, imparter, lady bountiful, patron, patroness, power for good, presenter, settler, social worker, sponsor, subscriber, sugar ...

10 lady bountiful -- rank: 220

... donor, fairy godmother, feoffor, financer, funder, giver, grantor, imparter, patron, patroness, philanthropist, presenter, settler, subscriber, sugar daddy, supporter, testate, testator, testatrix ...

11 liebfraumilch -- rank: 220

... Rhine region. Etymology: G f. Liebfrau the Virgin Mary, the patroness of the convent where it was first made + Milch milk

12 Hathor -- rank: 220

... the necropolis at Thebes she was held to be the patroness of the dead.

13 financer -- rank: 220

... funder, giver, grantor, grubstaker, imparter, lady bountiful, meal ticket, patron, patroness, philanthropist, presenter, settler, sponsor, staker, subscriber, sugar daddy, supporter, testate ...

14 fairy godmother -- rank: 220

... permarini, lares praestites, lares viales, manes, ministering angel, numen, patron, patroness, penates, philanthropist, presenter, settler, special providence, subscriber, sugar daddy, supporter ...

15 Angel -- rank: 220

... mere child, ministering angel, newborn babe, numen, paranymph, partisan, patron, patroness, penates, pet, petkins, philanthropist, powers, precious, precious heart, presenter, principalities ...