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spinster

[spin-ster] / ˈspɪn stər /
NOUN
(offensive) unmarried woman
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There have been various failed efforts, both from the White House spinsters and pundits, to sane-wash Trump's choice to torch the U.S. economy as some kind of "strategy."

From Salon

Unable to deny the economic ruin Trump is inflicting on the nation, the Fox News spinsters have moved to reframing financial privation as a good thing, because it will supposedly restore Americans' lost masculinity.

From Salon

"She's described in the record as a spinster," said Prof English.

From BBC

The author is looking for a job and taking allergy shots so that she can one day become a spinster with two cats.

From Los Angeles Times

“What I saw with the first show was that the people that came did not fit the model of the hoarder, spinster, crazy cat lady,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times