Definition of dukess

dukess

• a girl who is spoiled, or thinks/acts like a princess.

  That girl acts like such a dukess, she is so spoiled!

  Last edited on Jan 05 2012. Submitted by Dani S. from West Hartford, CT, USA on Apr 20 2002.

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