1. Plural of damozel; young women or maidens, especially of noble or gentle birth (archaic or literary).
Usage: archaic; literary; variant spelling of 'damoiselles'

Examples

• The medieval romance featured fair damozels in flowing gowns.
• In the old tales, noble damozels were often portrayed as virtuous and refined.
• The knight pledged his service to the damozels of the court.
• Damozels of high birth were expected to master music and needlework.