The honorific "Ms" is the general term used when addressing a woman In the US it's used to refer to a woman regardless of marital status Since you would use "Miss" to refer to a (younger) lady who is not married, and "Mrs" to address a lady who is married (regardless of age), "Ms" can be useful as a catch all term to use if you don't wish to cause offence by guessingFor the plural of the abbreviation Ms ,either Mses or Mss (both pronounced MIZZes) can be used With a long list of names, it is better to use the plural forms of these titles Messrs Hamilton, Thorne, Bradley and Clarke addressed the gathering The chair introduced Mmes Thorington, Warner, Black and SigurdsonRelated Words that end in m, Words containing m Scrabble Words With Friends WordHub Crossword 34letter words that start with
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