Associations to the word «Bridesmaid»
Noun
- Bridegroom
- Bride
- Wedding
- Bouquet
- Usher
- Groom
- Dress
- Madge
- Edna
- Mccarthy
- Melissa
- Luncheon
- Maid
- Gown
- Attendant
- Aisle
- Cora
- Beatrice
- Wreath
- Jenna
- Maud
- Veil
- Princess
- Cake
- Princesse
- Parable
- Mandy
- Duchess
- Judd
- Honeymoon
- Costume
- Niece
- Lace
- Byrne
- Clergyman
- Matron
- Jessie
- Ceremony
- Rosie
- Molly
- Guest
- Attire
- Liz
- Sophia
- Chorus
- Cousin
- Slipper
- Marjorie
- Carriage
- Flower
- Fanny
- Rachel
- Irene
- Organist
- Procession
- Frances
- Shower
- Engagement
- Dame
- Comedy
- Blair
- Margaret
- Emily
- Katie
- Edith
- Evelyn
- Rita
- Marriage
- Rector
- Helena
- Denmark
- Diana
- Altar
- Sister
- Belgrade
- Elizabeth
- Lady
- Sophie
- Revenge
- Kate
- Fancy
- Anne
- Lisa
- Sarah
- Aunt
- Annie
- Angela
- Miss
- Tracy
Wiktionary
BRIDESMAID, noun. A woman who attends a bride during her wedding ceremony, as part of the main wedding party.
BRIDESMAID, noun. (sports) (entertainment) A person or team who perennially finishes well, but never first.
BRIDESMAID, verb. To act as a bridesmaid for; to attend a bride during her wedding ceremony.
Dictionary definition
BRIDESMAID, noun. An unmarried woman who attends the bride at a wedding.
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