matron of honor
matron of honor noun: the primary woman who assists the bride at a wedding, if this woman is married; a married woman serving in the role of maid of honor.
Noun
matron of honor (plural matrons of honor)
- The primary woman who assists the bride at a wedding, if this woman is married; a married woman serving in the role of maid of honor.
Forms of matron of honor
| plural | matrons of honor |
|---|---|
| alternative form | matron of honour |
Questions about matron of honor
- What does matron of honor mean?
- Matron of honor means the primary woman who assists the bride at a wedding, if this woman is married; a married woman serving in the role of maid of honor.
- What part of speech is matron of honor?
- Matron of honor is a noun.
- What is the plural of matron of honor?
- The plural of matron of honor is matrons of honor.
Words near matron of honor in the dictionary
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