Words Containing TRESS

A woman who performs in plays or films.

Plural of ACTRESS.

More characteristic of an actress; more theatrical.

Most characteristic of an actress.

Characteristic of an actress; theatrical.

A female adulterer.

Plural of ADULTRESS.

A female ancestor.

Plural of ANCESTRESS.

Countering stress.

A female arbitrator or arbiter.

Plural of ARBITRESS.

A woman who listens or hears.

Plural of AUDITRESS.

A female pilot of an aircraft.

Plural of AVIATRESS.

A woman who provides help or financial support.

Plural of BENEFACTRESS.

A stone or brick support built against a wall.

Past tense of BUTTRESS.

Plural of BUTTRESS.

Present participle of BUTTRESS.

A female singer.

Plural of CHANTRESS.

A female singer or one who chants.

Plural of CHAUNTRESS.

A woman who lives in a convent.

Plural of CLOISTRESS.

A female assistant or helper.

Plural of COADJUTRESS.

A female leader of an orchestra's first violin section.

A female conductor.

Plural of CONDUCTRESS.

A woman who participates in a conspiracy.

Plural of CONSPIRATRESS.

A woman who creates something.

Plural of CREATRESS.

To reduce stress, pressure, or emphasis.

Past tense of DESTRESS.

Third-person singular present tense of DESTRESS.

Present participle of DESTRESS.

A woman who criticizes or belittles others.

Plural of DETRACTRESS.

A female dictator.

Plural of DICTATRESS.

A woman who directs or manages.

Plural of DIRECTRESS.

A female who disenchants or frees from illusion.

Extreme anxiety, suffering, or pain.

Past tense of DISTRESS.

Agent noun of DISTRESS.

Plural of DISTRESSER.

Plural of DISTRESS.

Causing anxiety or suffering.

In a way that causes or shows distress.

Quality of causing anxiety or suffering.

Present participle of DISTRESS.

In a manner that causes worry or upset.

Third-person singular present tense of DISTRESSING.

A female doctor, especially a physician.