madame

ma·dame

noun
\mə-ˈdam, ma-ˈ, before a surname also ˈma-dəm\

Definition of MADAME

1

plural mes·dames \mā-ˈdäm, -ˈdam\ —used as a title equivalent to Mrs. for a married woman not of English-speaking nationality

2

plural madames : madam 3

Origin of MADAME

French, from Old French ma dame

First Known Use: circa 1674

Other Forms of Address Terms

appellation, beatitude, brethren, emeritus, esquire, sire, sous

Rhymes with MADAME

air dam, Annam, ashram, exam, flimflam, goddamn, grandam, grand slam, hard clam, imam, logjam, Mailgram, milldam, nizam, Priam, program, quondam, surf clam, tam-tam, thiram, trigram, webcam, whim-wham, ziram