old woman

A woman who has lived for many years.

• An old woman lives next door.
• The old woman walked slowly towards the gate.
• Two old women were chatting on the park bench.

Similar words: elderly woman, older woman

Opposites: young woman

Common phrases: an old woman, the old woman, kind old woman

Someone's wife; a way of speaking that can sound disrespectful.

• My old woman is at work.
• He bought his old woman flowers for their wedding anniversary.
• Does your old woman know you're spending all that money?

Similar words: wife, missus

Common phrases: my old woman, his old woman, your old woman

Someone's mother; a way of speaking that can sound disrespectful.

• My old woman raised five children.
• He still lives with his old woman and his dad.
• Did your old woman let you stay out late as a teenager?

Similar words: mother, mum, mom

Common phrases: my old woman, his old woman, your old woman

A plant that grows near the sea and has small, grey leaves with a strong smell.

• Old woman grows near the coast.
• The botanist identified the grey plant as old woman.
• These old woman leaves have a strong smell.

Similar words: sea wormwood

Common phrases: old woman plants, old woman leaves, grow old woman