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dameearly 13c., from Old French dame "lady, mistress, wife," from Late Latin domna, from Latin domina "lady, mistress of the house," from Latin domus "house" (see domestic). [..]
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damean elderly or mature woman
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damemother dampned
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dame mistress of a household; woman of rank; mother.
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dame(n) informal terms for a (young) woman(n) a woman of refinement
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dameDistributed Aircraft Maintenance Environment
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dameWoman
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damen. "dame, lady (in titles as quasi-adj.); mother," s.v. dame OED. KEY: dame@n dame@n#adj
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damen#adj 46 dame 46
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damen 31 dame 30 dames 1
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dameDesignated Aviation Medical Examiner
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dame1) Any empty point adjacent to a stone; 2) a neutral point between established Black and White positions which does not count as territory for either player.
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dameA dame point is the same as a vacant point. These points are points that doesn't have any value for either player. A notable exception is the Chinese scoring system, where dame moves are worth 1 point, since each stone adds to the end score.
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dame
(British) The titular prefix given to a female knight
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