placewoman
British
noun
A woman appointed to government office, especially for political reasons.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Cobbett (1763–1835), political writer and farmer.
- grandelle
- grande monde
- grande passion
- grande sonnerie
- grande tenue
- grandeur
- grandeval
- grandevity
- grandezza
- grande école
- grande épreuve
- grandfather
- grandfather chair
- grandfather clause
- grandfather clock
- grandfatherhood
- grandfather-in-law
- grandfatherland
- grandfatherless
- grandfatherly
- grandfather paradox
- grandfather rights
- grandfather's beard
- grandfather's chair
- grandfathership