noun

The word "dame" can have different meanings depending on the context, but it is often used as a respectful or honorific title for a woman, similar to "madam" or "lady". It can also refer to a mature or elderly woman, or to a female animal, such as a horse. In some contexts, "dame" can be used to refer to a woman who has been knighted in some countries. Additionally, the word "dame" can be used colloquially to refer to a woman in a joking or teasing way.

Example

1. The queen knighted her loyal servant and bestowed upon her the title of dame, in recognition of her service and loyalty to the crown.
2. The old dame sitting in the park feeding the birds reminded me of my grandmother, with her gentle smile and kind demeanor.
3. "What's up, dame?" said the young man in a joking tone, trying to get the attention of his friend who was walking past him on the street.