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Definition of bachelorette
: a young unmarried woman
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Use a mask, eye and ear protection and cover yourself from head to toe like a Puritan at a bachelorette party.
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A bachelorette party involving Kate McKinnon, Jillian Bell and Scarlett Johansson gets way out of control when a male stripper dies.
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Every woman should wear a (fill-in-the-blank) at least once in her life: An adult tutu (and NOT to a bachelorette party).
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Seay had subpoenaed dozens of people to testify at next month’s trial, including a group of women in a bachelorette party who were on the Playin Hooky Water Taxi and Charters boat that came upon Piercy’s patrol boat after Ellingson was in the water.
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And thanks to Kardashian and her GA partner Emma Grede, there are new bodysuits on the block for every occasion — whether that’s work, play or a bachelorette party in Vegas that requires you to channel your inner Britney Spears.
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The very people who one day are our neighbors go on to become survivors, bachelors, bachelorettes, housewives and top models.
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Despite its funny moments, this comedy about four women on a wild bachelorette weekend who accidentally kill someone and try to get away with it is too dark to stomach.
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The movie stars Scarlett Johansson, Ilana Glazer, Kate McKinnon, Jillian Bell and Zoe Kravitz as a group of friends who gather for a weekend-long bachelorette bash.
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Origin and Etymology of bachelorette
BACHELORETTE Defined for English Language Learners
bachelorette
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Definition of bachelorette for English Language Learners
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: a woman who is not married
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