baronne
noun
ba·ronne
bəˈrän,
ba-,
-ȯn
plural -s
: baroness
Word History
Etymology
French, from Old French, feminine of baron
- 't
- 't Hooft
- 'tain't
- 'til
- 'tis
- 'toon
- 'toons
- 'tude
- 'twas
- 'twere
- 'twixt
- 've
- 'za
- (a) heaven on earth
- (a) method in/to one's madness
- (a) penny for your thoughts
- (a) quarter after
- (a) quarter of
- (a) quarter past
- (a) quarter to
- (all) by one's lonesome
- (all) choked up
- (all) for the best
- (all) in good time
- (all) in one whack