1. A woman who governs: the female seed of a family or a school; a form of address; a woman beloved and courted; a woman in keeping; a commanding power. See Master.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• mostess,
• dostress,
• mistres,
• hostress,
• mistrey,
• sistress,
• misteress,
• misterss,
• sistres,
• mitress,
• distrss,
• disstress,
• matress,
• misteres,
• mistkes,
• disteress,
• mistriss,
• distriss,
• misteps,
• disttress

• mistreat,
• Micteria,
• micturate,
• mistrustful,
• mistrust,
• mixture,
• mistral,
• mistreated,
• misaddress,
• mistrial,
• mistretta,
• mister.

The adjective form of the word "mistress" is "mistressly".

The plural of the "mistress" can be the "mistresses".

The singular of the "mistress" can be the "mistress".