inamorata
121inamorato — [ɪˌnamə rα:təʊ] noun (fem. inamorata) (plural inamoratos or inamoratas) a person s lover. Origin C16: Ital., lit. enamoured , past participle of inamorare, based on L. amor love …
122enchantress — n. 1. Sorceress, witch. 2. Charmer, inamorata, fair enslaver …
123sweetheart — n. 1. Lover, beau, wooer, admirer, suitor, follower, adorer, swain, flame, love, spark, true love, inamorato, cicisbeo. 2. Flame, mistress, lady love, dulcinea, inamorata, dear, darling, cara sposa …
124love — 1. noun 1) his friendship with Helen grew into love Syn: deep affection, fondness, tenderness, warmth, intimacy, attachment, endearment; devotion, adoration, doting, idolization, worship; passion, ardor, desire, lust …
125lover — noun 1) she had a secret lover Syn: boyfriend, girlfriend, beloved, love, darling, sweetheart, inamorata, inamorato; mistress; partner, significant other, main squeeze; informal bit on the side, toy boy, boy toy; dated ladylove, beau; archaic… …
126paramour — noun, archaic he was in love with his father s paramour Syn: lover, significant other, inamorata; mistress, girlfriend, kept woman, other woman; boyfriend, main squeeze, other man, inamorato; informal toy boy, sugar daddy; archaic concubine,… …
127woman — noun 1) a woman got out of the car Syn: lady, girl, female; matron; Scottish lass, lassie; informal chick, girlie, sister, dame, broad, gal; grrrl; literary maid, maiden, damsel; archaic wench, gentlewoman; (women) …
128adorer — n 1. worshiper, venerator, reverencer, re verer; idolater, iconolater; admirer, enthusiast, devotee, votary, aficionado, follower, fan; celebrant, communicant. 2. lover, paramour, sweetheart, truelove, inamorata, inamorato, boy friend, girl… …
