| first tragedian(noun, famous, female) | |
| glyndebourne(noun, famous, female) | |
| great singer(noun, famous, female) | |
| grinder(noun, famous, female) | |
| grouch(noun, famous, female) | |
| gun(noun, famous, female) | |
| gunslinger(noun, famous, female) | |
| headliner(noun, famous, female) | |
| heavy lead(noun, famous, female) | |
| heroic tenor(noun, famous, female) | |
| heroine(noun, famous, female) | |
| hoagy(noun, famous, female) | |
| hymner(noun, famous, female) | |
| idol(noun, famous, female) | |
| improvisator(noun, famous, female) | |
| jeune premier(noun, famous, female) | |
| kabuki(noun, famous, female) | |
| killjoy(noun, famous, female) | |
| lead(noun, famous, female) | |
| lead actress(noun, famous, female) |
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