dowager

I could have used a little more dowager mouth, as well.

She was like a dowager at a successful garden party.

The Dowager put a wandering hand to her white hair.

She was dowager queen mother until her death in 1492.

A dowager was entitled to one half of the land.

And the dowager might as well be listening to the radio.

In 1771, the king died and she became a queen dowager.

But the Dowager had been pulled up short by this speech.

The dowager sent a groom with the news this morning.

The dowager wished she had a gun at that moment.

"She was then called the dowager mother, and came to live here, in this house, with her own servants."

Since her husband's death in 1999, she has been queen dowager of Jordan.

There was an iron plate on the floor in front of the Dowager.

I imagine no one can now doubt that she wrote it,' said the Dowager.

"Now you are off our hands," said the old dowager queen.

The dowager and the blonde young thing are often impressed.

After all, his mother would be the Dowager only.

"He only returned to England three weeks ago," she was telling the dowager.

"I thought you stood it very well," commented the Dowager.

The dowager walked partway across the room, her back to everyone.

"Before the dowager has time to change her son's mind, eh?"

After the death of the queen dowager in 1714, she lived on charity.

She remained as empress dowager for the rest of her life.

"I think you ought to do something about Louise," said the dowager.

No doubt the dowagers fight over a chance to eat at the captain's table.