Mary Ellen
/ˌmɛːrɪ ˈɛlən/(also Mury Helen) British regional
noun
In Liverpool: a working-class woman, especially a fruit-seller or market trader.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Robert Lynd (1879–1949), journalist and essayist. From the female forename Mary Ellen.
- seeder
- seed fern
- seed head
- seedily
- seediness
- a (or the) world of
- aortic
- AOSIS
- Aosta
- Aotearoa
- Aotearoa New Zealand
- aoudad
- Aouzou Strip
- Aozou Strip
- AP
- ap-
- apace
- apache
- a pair of bellows
- a pair of binoculars
- a pair of compasses
- a pair of forceps
- a pair of hedge clippers
- a pair of pincers
- a pair of pliers