quean Antonyms
Meaning of quean
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quean (n.)
A woman; a young or unmarried woman; a girl.
A low woman; a wench; a slut.
quean Sentence Examples
- The village gossip labeled her a quean for her flirtatious behavior.
- In Shakespearean plays, the character of Juliet is sometimes referred to as a quean.
- She defiantly refused to conform to society's expectations, earning her a reputation as a quean.
- The tavern was filled with raucous laughter and the company of queans and rogues.
- Rumors spread like wildfire about the alleged quean who had stolen the lord's heart.
- Despite her humble origins, she refused to be treated like a mere quean.
- The medieval tale depicted the queen's maid as a cunning quean, manipulating events from behind the scenes.
- In the old ballads, the hero often falls for the charms of a beautiful quean.
- The strict matron chastised the young girls, warning them against becoming queans of ill repute.
- History is replete with stories of women who defied convention and were labeled as queans by society's standards.
FAQs About the word quean
A woman; a young or unmarried woman; a girl., A low woman; a wench; a slut.
floozy, trollop, siren, floozie,hussy, tramp, minx, wench, hoochie, Jezebel
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The village gossip labeled her a quean for her flirtatious behavior.
In Shakespearean plays, the character of Juliet is sometimes referred to as a quean.
She defiantly refused to conform to society's expectations, earning her a reputation as a quean.
The tavern was filled with raucous laughter and the company of queans and rogues.
