fiancées

"People are bringing their fiancées, their girlfriends," Jigs smirked.

Murnighan concedes that he enchanted not one but two ex-fiancées with some help from Milton.

The Ministry of Labour has lately introduced a course of domestic training for "wives and fiancées."

Evans and Petersen turned pale—they had real fiancées in college.

I'm here to enjoy myself, and all Thomas's fiancées can't stop me.

Would the wives, daughters, or fiancées of the members of the commission be hors concours?