Definition of bachelorette
:a young unmarried woman
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About halfway between Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Park City, Conestoga Ranch is popular with National Parks hoppers, as well as family reunions, girls’ getaways, bachelorette parties and even corporate retreats.
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Jordan Rakiltke of Palatine planned a bachelorette party with lunch, drinks and gifts at Pinstripes for her supervisor, Kathy Glasscock.
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Graduation night, my moving-to-NYC party, my best friend's bachelorette.
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Despite the title, the skits aren't just about bachelorette parties and such.
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Doors open at 7 p.m., and the event gets underway at 8 p.m. Attendees will bid on bachelors, bachelorettes and activities.
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A bride was once spotted beating up one of her bachelorettes on a Ryanair flight to Barcelona.
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In advance of Saturday's official opening, the facility has hosted a few Fortune 500 company team building experiences and plans to do more in the future as well as bachelorette parties, adult birthday parties and other large group events.
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My audience is a bachelorette party and a bachelor party and a bunch of Asian guys and gay men and older black women.
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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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