Usually means: Domestic lifestyle expert, media personality.
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We found 6 dictionaries that define the word Martha Stewart:

General (5 matching dictionaries)
  1. Stewart, Martha: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  2. martha-stewart: Wordnik
  3. Martha Stewart: Wiktionary
  4. Martha Stewart (Home and Away), Martha Stewart (actor), Martha Stewart (actress), Martha Stewart, Martha stewart: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  5. Stewart, Martha: Who2

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  1. Martha Stewart (offensive): Racial Slur Database

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Martha Stewart)

▸ verb:  (ambitransitive) To improve the aesthetic of (a location); engage in home decorating.

Similar:
decorate, do up, redecorate, spiff up, smarten, dress up, snazz up, style up, Martianize, pretty up, more...

Opposite:
sloppy, disorganized, unkempt, messy, chaotic

Phrases:
Martha Stewart Living, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, The Martha Stewart Show, more...

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Similar:
decorate, do up, redecorate, spiff up, smarten, dress up, snazz up, style up, Martianize, pretty up, more...

Opposite:
sloppy, disorganized, unkempt, messy, chaotic

Phrases:
Martha Stewart Living, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, The Martha Stewart Show, more...



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