Spam ain't that bad. Kinda salty, goes good with rice. Main Entry: [1]prin�cess Pronunciation: 'prin(t)-s&s, 'prin-"ses, (usual British) prin-'ses Function: noun Date: 14th century 1 : archaic : a woman having sovereign power 2 : a female member of a royal family; especially : a daughter or granddaughter of a sovereign 3 : the consort of a prince 4 : one likened to a princess; especially : a woman of high rank or of high standing in her class or profession <a pop music princess>
I wanted to comment on the usage of this word, as opposed to something like queen or goddess. I have no problems with the above, though I'd add another definition like as in 3. That is, a princess is also "a woman having sovereign power who is the consort of a man having sovereign power", another way of looking at "the consort of a prince" in the sexual sense. Don't you *ever* call me a prince, Krizak.
