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spinster

[spin-ster] / ˈspɪn stər /
NOUN
(offensive) unmarried woman
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“We were both in our early forties, and neither of us had been married, which made me a spinster and him a catch.”

From Washington Post

She is maybe one of Christie’s few real and fleshed-out characters: the consummate English spinster, living in the typical English village, with its gossip and intrigues.

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I’m like one of those crazy spinster ladies who listen to the radio at night.

From New York Times

Among the characters in “Mercury” are a trio of rowdy, fatalistic Italian spinsters, Maria’s great-aunts, whose house is full of plastic figurines of saints who are expected to answer their prayers or face their wrath.

From New York Times

Eight years later, she’s a regretful spinster with money problems; he’s a successful, rich naval officer.

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