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mrs. simpson

 

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Noun mrs. simpson has 1 sense
  1. Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, Wallis Warfield Simpson, Wallis Warfield Windsor, Duchess of Windsor - United States divorcee whose marriage to Edward VIII created a constitutional crisis leading to his abdication
    --1 is a kind of divorcee, grass widow

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Mrs. Simpson

Noun (Proper)

1. A fictional character and the love interest of the titular character in the animated sitcom "The Simpsons."

Example sentence: In "The Simpsons," Mrs. Simpson, also known as Marge, is a patient and loving wife and mother.

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Noun (Proper)

2. A historical figure and the Duchess of Windsor, known for her scandalous romance with Edward VIII, the former King of England.

Example sentence: Mrs. Simpson's controversial relationship with Edward VIII caused a constitutional crisis in the British monarchy.

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Noun (Common)

3. A respectful form of address for a married woman, used before her family name.

Example sentence: Good evening, Mrs. Simpson, may I take your coat?

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Adjective

4. Relating to or characteristic of Mrs. Simpson.

Example sentence: She had a Mrs. Simpson-like elegance and grace in her demeanor.

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Interjection

5. Used as an exclamation to express surprise or disbelief.

Example sentence: Mrs. Simpson! You won the lottery?

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