From the widow's walk, she watched the fog roll in and listened for the distant horn of the ferry.

The narrow mountain road became a widow-maker in winter, claiming the lives of several drivers.

After decades of short-term relationships, everyone in the village whispered that she was a grass widow.

I almost stepped on a black widow while reaching for a log during the trail cleanup, and I jumped back as soon as I spotted its glossy, bulbous abdomen.

The widow bird built an intricate nest that swayed in the tall grass, attracting mates with its dramatic tail displays.

The vintage dress featured a label that read 'Merry Widow' and instantly sparked nostalgia among the collectors.

She wore a classic merry widow under her dress to shape her waist and hold up her stockings.

After his execution, she lived as a hempen widow, her days overshadowed by the memory of his hanging.

By the terms of the will, the widow was granted a widow's bench, an additional share of her husband's estate beyond her jointure.

The ship's muster listed an extra name, the widow's man, whose pay and allowances were quietly diverted to support the widows of lost sailors.