maid [αμερικ meɪd, βρετ meɪd] ΟΥΣ
1.1. maid (servant):
1.3. maid (occasional housekeeper):
I. old [αμερικ oʊld, βρετ əʊld] ΕΠΊΘ
1. old (of certain age):
2. old:
3.1. old (not new):
3.2. old (longstanding, familiar) προσδιορ:
6.1. old οικ προσδιορ as intensifier:
6.2. old οικ προσδιορ (in familiar references):
II. old [αμερικ oʊld, βρετ əʊld] ΟΥΣ
1. old (old people) + pl ρήμα:
I. old [əʊld, αμερικ oʊld] ΕΠΊΘ
1. old (not young):
2. old (not new):
3. old (denoting an age):
5. old (long known):
I. old [oʊld] ΕΠΊΘ
1. old (not young):
2. old (not new):
3. old (denoting an age):
5. old (long known):
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She played such diverse parts as a fussy old maid and a lady blacksmith.
en.wikipedia.org Spinster often implied that the woman was older than the age when most women traditionally marry and that she would probably never marry; a more derogatory term was old maid.
en.wikipedia.org Marry to escape the ridicule of being called an old maid?
en.wikipedia.org When playing with one card removed, this means one unique card is always the old maid instead of it possibly being any of the three remaining cards of that rank.
en.wikipedia.org Knuckle is never served to a young girl because of the belief that it will cause her to forever remain an old maid.
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