Definition of bachelorette
: a young unmarried woman
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When William X died in 1137, teenaged Eleanor became the most eligible bachelorette in all of Europe.
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After the flight she was already booked on was canceled, Allison Preise purchased the last open seat on a flight from Dulles airport to Austin for a bachelorette weekend with friends.
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Planning your bachelorette or bachelor party can be one of the most fun aspects of your wedding.
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Naturally, Ellen couldn’t let the bachelorette leave without a survival kit to get her through the upcoming season.
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All of these eligible bachelors and bachelorettes have come and gone sooner rather than later for one of two reasons: 1.
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In January, the Houston Chronicle announced the most eligible bachelors and bachelorettes of Houston.
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Fourteen international bachelors and bachelorettes and 12 stars from the U.S. franchise will be competing for love in winter-themed challenges when the spinoff kicks off Tuesday, Feb. 13.
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Like many bachelorettes before her, Kaitlyn Bristowe looked like a woman in love during her appearance at AOL BUILD on July 29.
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Origin and Etymology of bachelorette
BACHELORETTE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of bachelorette for English Language Learners
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: a woman who is not married
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