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Meanings of homecoming queen in English

Queen of the prom.

Usage of homecoming queen in English
1
In her mother's day, Mindy's looks might have made her a homecoming queen.
The new yorker
2
She's still got her homecoming queen looks and A-student smarts.
Wired
3
While Lisa was homecoming queen, Becky was practically invisible.
Reuters
4
Yet we still found a common ground. In America, she was an A-student and homecoming queen.
Reuters
5
In the photo she was smiling as if she'd just graduated or was the homecoming queen.
The perfect woman
6
A former homecoming queen, Van Houten was the youngest Manson follower to be convicted of murder.
Radio NZ
7
In fifty years, there had not been a homecoming queen from the mill village, or a cheerleader.
The prince of frogtown
8
Mijanou, who is shown at right on Senior Beach Day, was homecoming queen at Beverly Hills High School.
The new yorker
9
Maybe she hadn't been, literally; maybe she hadn't made homecoming queen, either, but she'd surely been on the court.
All together dead
10
Palmer was a local high school student -a blonde, beautiful, homecoming queen, popular and sweet as cherry pie.
The Irish Times
11
The homecoming queen was destined.
Flesh and blood
12
My mom grabbed my homecoming queen crown instead of her medication, so, that shows you what she cares about.
The new yorker
13
Charlie had flattered her, told her she didn't look any different than when she'd been the homecoming queen nine years earlier.
Shadows
14
And don't forget the part about how you were crowned homecoming queen and almost married the captain of the football team.
Secret Sanction
15
Barton plays the brittle Shelby, the proverbial homecoming queen destined to live happily ever after with the high school star quarterback.
Reuters
16
In your mind, they're just as hot as they were decades ago when they were captain of the football team or homecoming queen.
Reuters
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