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unmarried a person who is not currently married. ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing! I guess unmarried vegetables are more prone to blushing."
bachelor A man who is unmarried and not seeking a romantic relationship. ■ The bachelor was known for his wild parties and endless supply of single ladies.
Dowager An elderly, unmarried woman who is no longer a princess or duchess. ■ "Why did the dowager refuse to dance at the ball? Because she had two left feet and three right feet!"
mademoiselle A young woman who is unmarried and not yet a madame. She is often polite, elegant, and charming. ■ "I must say, mademoiselle, you have quite the green thumb! Your garden is absolutely stunning."
maiden A young girl or woman, especially one who is unmarried and has not yet lost her virginity. ■ "I just met my first maiden voyage!" exclaimed the excited sailor, who had finally gotten laid for the very first time.
maidens A group of women who have been unmarried and untamed for a long time, and are therefore full of surprises and unexpected behaviors. ■ "The maidens were known for their wild parties and unpredictable antics. They would often shock and amuse everyone who crossed their path."
single The state of being unmarried and without a partner. Also used to refer to something that is not part of a group or set. ■ She's been single for three years now, but she's still holding out for the one who will make her heart skip a beat.