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vi·ra·go
\və̇ˈrä(ˌ)gō, -rȧ(-, -rā(- also ˈvirəˌgō\ noun
(plural viragoes or viragos)
Etymology: Latin viragin-, virago manlike heroic woman, from vir man, male — more at virile
1. : a loud overbearing woman : shrew, termagant
2. : a woman of great stature, strength, and courage : one possessing supposedly masculine qualities of body and mind |