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"Spinster" is horrible, with connotations of spinning wheels failure.
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I wrote a song called Spinster once because I want to embrace the word.
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That one was called the Spinster train, and I knew that we must take it because of the name.
Books, books, books jinty 2003
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In 1719 he published a pamphlet called the Spinster, and a Letter to the Earl of Oxford, concerning the Bill of Peerage, which bill he opposed in the House of Commons.
The Lives of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland Cibber, Theophilus, 1703-1758 1753
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Spinster aunt's adopted hometown lives up to reptilian moniker Spinster aunts, at midnight after a half a bot of rosé, are often inclined ...
I Blame The Patriarchy Jill 2010
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"Spinster" is equally uncomfortable, suggesting, as it does, corkscrew curls and immoderate attenuation of frame; while
The Love Affairs of an Old Maid Lilian Bell
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Singing 'Spinster' Strikes Chord In Talent Contest
unknown title 2009
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Wanting to help increase his self-confidence, Gidget asks the big giant dork to the upcoming Spinster Hop.
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Asked about the reaction people get when seeing this unusual make-over, Rachel Mahlke of Giddy Spinster - the mind behind the design replied: People are strangely attracted to them.
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Spinster copy editor Ruby Zaga brushes up against strangers in public just for human touch and is still, months later, stalking the man who, in a weak moment, kissed her.
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