Negress is valid word

Definitions for NEGRESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a female negro
• A black woman; a female negro.
• a Black woman or girl
• old-fashioned offensive word for a Black woman
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• old-fashioned offensive name for a Black woman

Words related to NEGRESS

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Words that contain NEGRESS

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How to use NEGRESS in a sentence

• But if you cannot come, there is an experienced old negress here, called Granny Nan, who, Tulee says, will take good care of me.
• One of the children that the old negress brought up with him was a mulatto named Henriet.
• While I was at Mogador, a negress had two of her children torn away from her to be sold at Morocco, to pay the debts of her master, who was a Moor.
• As soon as the negress learned about the leaves, she took them and gave them to the prince, who immediately recovered from his sickness.
• A negress and two young negroes cooked, the arrangements of the kitchen being of the most primitive simplicity.
• Presently a handsome tattered negress came across the garden to invite me to the harem.
• A pot-lid clashed inside the house, and a tall negress, dressed in a blue-striped Mother Hubbard, came to the door.
• When he had finished, the negress, not so hostile as she had been but by no means friendly, turned to Simpson and looked at him a long time without speaking.
• But, short as was the triumph of the negress, it was crowned with complete success.
• The bride, a full-blooded young negress, was dressed in a beautiful white satin dress, which fitted her as if it had been fired at her out of a gun.
• Domingo, and married a negress called Tiennette Dumas.
• Then she used to relapse, and become as complete a negress as her mother.
• Figures of a negro and negress of Paramaibo propped against the counter seem utterly lost at the sights around.
• This the negress placed on the maida, and uncovered a china bowl balanced in a silver stand, like a giant coffee cup of Moorish fashion.
• Finding a small open space, Dan and Lucy, and the negress set to work collecting leaves and dry sticks.
• Yes, he remembered there was another man with him, and a negress with a child.
• These men had carried off a negress belonging to Mrs.
• They had each of them a tent, or a strongly thatched hut, to live in, and most of them had an Indian woman or a negress to cook their food.
• The prophecy of the negress of Martinique was now fulfilled.
• His wife was a negress from Loanda, very large and very noisy.
• On the opposite side of the street stood a two-story brick house, always closed except when a negress opened and dusted the rooms.
• The negress leaped into the air and fell at full length to the ground, stone dead.
• The old negress drew a red handkerchief out of her bosom, untied a knot in a corner of it, and counted out the money to the sheriff.
• One would have said that the negress had been seized by an invincible power.
• In the evening, poor Edie came up to the house to see me, with an old negress called Sackey, who has been one of the chief nurses on the island for many years.
• The next minute he reached the old negress, glanced at her casually in passing, and turning abruptly round, lifted the basket, and carried it to the top of the hill.
• A negress was waving over her head a huge fan of long white feathers.
• The empress, Taitou, a full-blooded Negress, led some of the charges.

Similar words containing NEGRES without suffix s

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