female aristocrat


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Noun1.female aristocrat - a woman who is an aristocratfemale aristocrat - a woman who is an aristocrat  
aristocrat, blue blood, patrician - a member of the aristocracy
czarina, czaritza, tsarina, tsaritsa, tzarina - the wife or widow of a czar
noblewoman, peeress, Lady - a woman of the peerage in Britain
female monarch, queen regnant - a female sovereign ruler
male aristocrat - a man who is an aristocrat
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