spinster

She is a spinster who never married or had children.

She died a spinster at the age of 67 in 1766.

But even here, there is only one role for her, the beautiful spinster.

I'll be something of a spinster if I'm not married by then.

It was far better to remain a spinster and her own woman.

At least they never made her feel like an aging spinster.

For a woman to be identified as a spinster, age is critical.

There did seem to be a lot of spinsters in the twenties.

A spinster is an older word for an unmarried woman.

They are afraid to be called today's equivalent to old spinster.

She called herself a spinster and, although unusually social, always seems to have lived alone.

You don't need to stand up and say you're a spinster.

It is assumed throughout the book that she will end up as a spinster.

There's something very pathetic in the love of a spinster for her sister's children.

In fact what you ought to have been is a spinster aunt.

Sally on the other hand never married and died in the house, a spinster at the age of 82.

How could such a man ever look twice at a naive spinster who had spent her life in the country?

The story is about a woman who realizes that she has become a spinster, with no hope of marriage.

"What use has a man like you for a withered spinster?"

He was survived by one son and two spinster daughters.

Am I going to end up a dried-up old spinster?

She was then a spinster of 51 years old.

She was one of those spinster English teachers who must have been born looking sixty years old.

Mother, a spinster, was going back to spinning her wool.