Similar words: murdered, murderer, mass murderer, murder, murderous, get away with murder, ordered, bordered. Meaning: ['mɜrdərɪs /'mɜːd-] 
n. a woman murderer.
n. a woman murderer. 
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1 The police identified the murderess from a smudge of blood on the shirt.
2 The murderess felt that her hands were stained with blood long after the marks had been removed.
3 And, most awful of all, was Amy a murderess?
4 I nearly became a murderess tonight.
5 The murderess is then adopted by the orphaned workers, who unsuspectingly tend her eggs and larvae.
6 The murderess 's hands seemed to be reeking with blood after they had been washed clean.
7 The lawyer wanted to know how the murderess had helped her accomplice get away.
8 She is a murderess and they describe her as a prostitute.
9 Any moment now, one burst of shooting would make Harriet Shakespeare childless and turn the Hare-woman into a murderess.
10 The concluding song, Murder in the Market, brings a hilarious stanza sung falsetto when the murderess gives her defiant answer.
11 Sometimes at night I whisper it over to myself: Murderess, Murderess.
12 Michelle Pfeiffer expertly plays an obnoxiously beautiful L.A. artist and imprisoned murderess.
13 I hope that wicked Jones is hanged, I am sure,[www.Sentencedict.com] making that poor girl a murderess.
14 Her face was dry and pale, as though she regarded herself in the light of a murderess.
15 The marshals have come to investigate the disappearance of a patient named Rachel Solando (Emily Mortimer), a murderess who has, in Dr. Cawley's words, "evaporated through the walls."
More similar words: murdered, murderer, mass murderer, murder, murderous, get away with murder, ordered, bordered, disordered, tape recorder, orderliness, order of business, sorceress, underestimate, manageress, adulteress, underestimation, trade restriction, burden, underdressed, press conference, unburden, burdened, tax burden, tour de force, disburden, burdensome, overburden, overburdened, burden of proof.