archqueen

English

Etymology

From arch- +‎ queen.

Noun

archqueen (plural archqueens)

1. (rare) A chief queen.
   • 1998, Michael William Saunders, Imps of the Perverse, Gay Monsters in Film‎^[1], Praeger, →ISBN, page 123:

     This sense of idealism, however troubled (as in The Living End) by homophobia and AIDS, challenges gay people to imagine a way to build their lives without seeking validation from the dominant social order, or as archqueen Quentin Crisp said somewhere, “Never mind keeping up with the Joneses; drag them down to your level—it’s cheaper.”

   • 2001, Eugen Egner, Androids from Milk‎^[2], Dedalus, →ISBN, page 74:

     Suddenly a small door opened somewhere in the freak show and the marble-crowned Archqueen from the Black Forest came out.

   • 2018 April 3, Jeremopolis, “[STRATEGY]th9 Golem farming Strategies?”, in reddit.com‎^[3], archived from the original on 8 September 2021:

     I usually use 10 giants 60 barbs 80archers 6 wallbreakers and 3 heals or something to that effect. takes down collector bases excellently of course and can nab a few storage bases's loot as well, especially with help of barb king and archqueen.