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• n  a woman of the peerage in Britain
• v  look searchingly

• Out for revenge, she arranges to visit his home as an English peeress (her resemblance to the girl on the boat becomes a comic asset rather than a plot difficulty).
• Last week this indomitable peeress, who heads today the British Women's Voluntary Services for Civil Defense, announced at Preston in Lancashire an idea as practical as the .
• Margaret Haig 2nd Viscountess Rhondda, pioneer feminist peeress: "Motherhood is only a part time job,' said I last week.

• Lady
• noblewoman
• peer

• Lord
• nobleman

Quotes

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• Michael Stoute in Telegraph.co.uk
  Stoute said: "Peeress has shown all year she can handle these conditions whereas my other two fillies prefer it quicker. She's a tough performer who has never run a bad race and I hope she stays in training next season. It was an unusual race but...
• Kieren Fallon in BBC Sport
  Fallon said: "She [Peeress] deserved it. I got beat on her in a race at Goodwood last year. I rode an awful race and it was time to pay her back.
• Chris Richardson in Sportinglife.co.za
  I think it will be ground-dependent for Peeress, but she looks really well,said Chris Richardson, managing director of the stud.