Matron is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MATRON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a married woman of established social position
• a woman in charge of domestic and medical arrangements at a boarding school or other institution
• the woman in charge of the nursing in a hospital (the official term is now senior nursing officer)
• a female prison officer.
• an older married woman, especially one who is staid or dignified
• staid or dignified married woman
• A wife or a widow, especially, one who has borne children; a woman of staid or motherly manners.
• A housekeeper; esp., a woman who manages the domestic economy of a public instution; a head nurse in a hospital; as, the matron of a school or hospital.
• a married woman (usually middle-aged with children) who is staid and dignified
• a wardress in a prison
• a woman in charge of nursing in a medical institution

Words related to MATRON

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Words that contain MATRON

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How to use MATRON in a sentence

• No one was superior to the matron, who, with her busy daughters, kept the hum of the wheel incessantly alive, spinning and weaving every article of their dress.
• The son of the blonde matron smiled cheerfully as the welcome light flooded the coach.
• He then called a boy and directed him to take me to the matron, and to show me around afterwards.
• Like Lucretia, Portia was a Roman matron of noble lineage, and still nobler powers of mind.
• I had seen the matron, Miss Goodrich, once when I called there on Catherine S.
• She is a matron, the happy mother of children, the happy mistress of a prosperous household.
• Sorrow to find thou hast not always treated the matron as thou oughtest to have done.
• In one of them he caught a brief glimpse of a young matron seated by the fire with her children clustered at her knee, and the transient picture struck him with a sudden pang.
• Pallinson a few days before, and that matron, having shown her cards a little too plainly, had been routed by an unwonted display of spirit on the part of the pretty little widow.
• His face turned to the door as it opened and the matron entered.
• But the matron of the hospital was not a Turk, nor an Armenian.
• The matron had arrived! She looked at the letter next.
• This thought stirred afresh in Jane the old antagonism that the matron had always aroused.
• But she married, and at once settled down and became in all ways a model matron and was as highly respected as any matron in the town.
• The matron had let them have a table, long and so old that the marks of boots upon it would do no harm.
• On the ground floor one bed was free, as I knew, and it was into that ward I went to tell the news to the matron.
• VILLIERS, Matron of the South-West Fever Hospital VI.
• An Assistant Matron may in some few cases get a salary increasing to L150 or L200.
• In this manner they passed before the threshold of the hut in two close lines, and were observed to bend the knee to the venerable matron, without uttering a word.
• Doubtless he was not wanting in compassionate homage to the young matron from South Carolina.
• A matron, related to the family, and distinguished by the purity of her life, was chosen to watch the progress of the tender mind.
• Presently a matron and a business man alighted, and two dainty young women, evidently of artistic tendencies, joined the Hammersmith pilgrims.
• Catherine of Genoa, first a disappointed and world-weary woman and then a penitent, emerges as a busy and devoted hospital matron and inspired teacher of a group of disciples.
• Off hurried the matron with some medicine and Tom at her heels.
• John McPherson and his wife, the lady Jane, she did it in perfect faith and with entire confidence in Daisy as a matron of immaculate principles and spotless reputation.
• Schuler not only ready but eager to act as Matron, two of the possible difficulties seemed to have proved themselves no difficulties at all.

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