keymistresses
keymistresses is the plural of keymistress.
Meaning of keymistress
Noun
keymistress (plural keymistresses)
- A woman in charge of a key or keys.
- Attempting to recapture the mood, two weeks after returning to Australia, we paid $6 for a scoop of the salty black hundreds-and-thousands lumpfish roe they call “caviar” in this country (that is, unless you summon the keymistress to unlock the treasures in David Jones Food Hall refrigerator and...1987 February 10, Tigger Wise, “Leningrad to Moscow on caviar”, in The Sydney Morning Herald, number 46,526, Sydney, N.S.W., →ISSN, →OCLC, “Good Living” section, page 3, column 1
Questions about keymistresses
- What is keymistresses the plural of?
- Keymistresses is the plural of keymistress.
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