mlle
- French miss (abbr.)
- "Enveloppe" letters
- Young woman, in France:Abbr
- Young woman (Fr.)
- Swiss miss, perhaps: Abbr
- Short French girl?
- Overseas miss: Abbr
- Ms.'s French relation
- Monte Carlo miss: Abbr
- Mme.'s daughter, perhaps
- Mme.'s daughter
- Miss, in Que
- Miss, in Monaco: Abbr
- Miss, in Marseilles: Abbr
- Miss in Marseille: Abbr
- Meuse Miss: Abbr
- Metz miss: Abbr
- Marseilles Miss (abbr.)
- Marseille maiden (abbr.)
- M'sieur's little girl
- M'sieur's daughter
- Lyon lass: Abbr
- Lille girl, briefly
- French equivalent of a srta.: Abbr
- Fr. governess's address
- Fr. fräulein
- Ecole co-ed: Abbr
- Daughter of a mons
- Bordeaux miss: Abbr
- Abbr. like Srta
- Abbr. before a Québécoise's name, maybe
- ''__ Modiste'' (Victor Herbert operetta)
- __ Antoinette's Parfumerie (Disneyland boutique)
- Fr. miss's title
- Abbr. on a French envelope
- Srta., in France
- Fr. title
- French miss: Abbr.
- Swiss miss, maybe: Abbr.
- M.'s counterpart
- Miss from Marseille: Abbr.
- Lille girl: Abbr.
- "___ Modiste" (Victor Herbert operetta)
- Fr. girl
- Miss, in Meuse: Abbr.
- Miss from Metz: Abbr.
- Title for a jeune fille: Abbr.
- Srta., on the Seine
- Srta., across the Pyrenees
- Miss, in Que.
- French miss, for short
- Herbert's "___ Modiste"
- Ecole co-ed: Abbr.
- Meuse Miss: Abbr.
- Metz miss: Abbr.
- Lyon lass: Abbr.
- French miss: Abbr
- Fr. address
- Srta.'s French counterpart
- Lille girl: Abbr
- Srta. in France
- Somme srta
- Ms., in Marseilles
- Miss in Marseilles: Abbr
- Marseilles Miss: Abbr
Usage examples of "mlle".
Mlle Germaine took the autorail and was met at the station by the police.
Between the 13th February and the 6th December 1796, Casanova engaged in a correspondence with Mlle.
Also, when I have a mind to visit the depths of the ocean five or six mlles below the surface, I make use of slower but not less infallible means.
On dirait autant de petites bouteilles dans lesquelles Mlle Genseigne verse de la science.
Mlle Genseigne, qui est tres savante, apprend le calcul a ses petites eleves.
But now the lodgers began to look at each other, and then all eyes were turned at once on Mlle.
Think over those eight points of evidence which you drew up yesterday in the Villa des Fleurs, and say whether what she has to tell us is more likely to prove Mlle.