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The Britannica Dictionary matron of honor 1 ENTRIES FOUND:

• matron of honor (noun)

matron of honor (US) noun or British matron of honour plural matrons of honor matron of honor (US) noun or British matron of honour plural matrons of honor Britannica Dictionary definition of MATRON OF HONOR [count] : a married woman who is the main bridesmaid at a wedding

• Her cousin was her matron of honor.

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