May Queens
May Queens is the plural of May Queen.
Meaning of May Queen
Noun
May Queen (plural May Queens)
- A girl chosen to walk at the front of the May Day procession and to preside over the celebrations.
- [H]e saw—he saw clearly—the image of the lovely May Queen in her glimmering dress of shining white with the little gilt crown on her long brown hair.1915, Amelia E. Barr, chapter 12, in The Measure of a Man
Noun capitalized: May queens
May queens
- plural of May queen
Questions about May Queens
- What is May Queens the plural of?
- May Queens is the plural of May Queen.
- What part of speech is May Queens?
- May Queens is a noun.
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