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  1. queen

    • IPA[kwēn]

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    • n.
      the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth;a king's wife.
    • v.
      behave in an unpleasantly superior way toward (someone);convert (a pawn) into a queen when it reaches the opponent's back rank on the board.
    • verb: queen, 3rd person present: queens, gerund or present participle: queening, past tense: queened, past participle: queened

    • noun: queen, plural noun: queens

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    • 1. behave in an unpleasantly superior way toward (someone) Monique was queening it over everybody
    • 2. convert (a pawn) into a queen when it reaches the opponent's back rank on the board.
    • a borough of New York City, at the western end of Long Island; population 2,229,379 (2000).

    Oxford American Dictionary

    • a borough of New York City, at the western end of Long Island; population 2,225,200 (est. 2006).

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    • n.
      the single reproductive female in a hive or colony of honeybees.

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    • n.
      an unfertilized queen bee.

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    • n.
      an unfertilized queen bee.

    Oxford Dictionary

    • n.
      the single reproductive female in a hive or colony of honeybees.

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    • n.
      the pre-eminent city of a region: it was the undisputed Queen City of the entire Eastern Shore of Maryland

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    • IPA[kwiːn]

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    • n.
      the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of ... he insisted the princess could be crowned queen Queen Victoria
    • v.
      behave in an unpleasantly superior way towards (someone): Monique was queening it over everybody

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    • IPA[kwiːn]

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    • a British rock group featuring vocalist Freddie Mercury (1946–91). Queen were known for their ...

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