game-mistress
game-mistress is the alternative form of game mistress.
Meaning of game mistress
Noun
game mistress (plural game mistresses, abbreviation GM)
- A female game master.
- His idea tonight was that he might need a full-time game master—or better, he thought, a game mistress, somebody cute and blond with gold-rimmed glasses. But game sales wouldn’t support a game mistress for long. So there’d have to be a time limit on the game. Say, one year. He pulled out a fresh...2000, John Sandford, chapter 10, in Gardner Dozois, editor, Easy Prey (Prey; 11), New York, N.Y.: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, →ISBN, page 106
Forms of game-mistress
| plural | game-mistresses |
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Questions about game-mistress
- What is game-mistress the alternative form of?
- Game-mistress is the alternative form of game mistress.
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