Crossword clues for marm
marm
- Little red schoolhouse lady
- Back to school, once?
- Word after school
- Title for old-time teacher
- Teacherly suffix with school
- Teacher from the old school?
- Strict school lady
- Schoolteacher of yore
- Schoolhouse figure
- Prim, schoolteacherly type
- Person of the old school?
- One-room schoolhouse figure
- Old-school term for a teacher
- Old-fashioned schoolteacher
- Old word for a school teacher
- Old title for a school teacher
- Old school figure
- Old school closing?
- Old school attachment?
- Old school add-on?
- Follower of the old school?
- Female teacher of history?
- End of school?
- Old-fashioned lady
- School ___ (rural teacher)
- Old female country teacher
- Teacher, in dialect
- School lady
- Old-time schoolteacher
- Old schoolmistress
- Head of the class, in pioneer schools
- Teacher in a one-room schoolhouse
- Quaint schoolteacher
- School follower
- Madam, in Dogpatch
- Title of courtesy, once
- Western schoolteacher
- School tie
- School closing?
- Schoolteacher of old
- Old-time teacher
- Suffix with school
- School add-on
- Old schoolteacher
- Old school addition?
Wiktionary
n. (context archaic English) madam; a polite term of address for a lady.
Wikipedia
Marm may refer to:
- Schoolmarm, a female teacher
- a female Fuddy-duddy
- Fredericka Mandelbaum (1818–1894), New York entrepreneur and criminal fence to many of the street gangs and criminals of the city's underworld, often called "Marm"
Usage examples of "marm".
Well, arter gropin' about awhile, at last I got hold of the string and lifted the latch and walked in, and there sot old Marm Blake, close into one corner of the chimbley fireplace, a-see-sawin' in a rockin' chair, and a half grown black house-help, half asleep in t'other corner, a-scroudgin' up over the embers.
Marm Hudspeth bent over the flames, cooking his dinner, this task taking more Life than a catalyst has.
Opening a conduit to Marm Hudspeth, Father Tolban gave the magus sufficient Life to envelop the two catalysts in a cozy globe of warmth that made Saryon feel as though he were sitting in a bubble of flame.
Marm Hudspeth muttered, peering at the abandoned, tumbledown hovel that had been Joram's home with an eager gleam in her eye.
Marm Hastings interrupted, speaking to Chris Plout, 'Where does this JJ-180 originate, Plout?