What's the difference between MISS & MRS.?

Answer 1

Miss = unmarried young woman
Mrs = Married woman
Ms = Is used nowadays instead of Miss.

Answer 2

Miss = a single woman

Mrs = a married woman'

Answer 3

Mrs. means you're married and miss means you're not. But don't even think of calling a woman Mrs. or Ma'am if you are older than her. Or come to think of it... younger. At all. We like to be thought of as misses at all times. No exception....

Answer 4

Ms Miss Difference

Answer 5

Most languages, including English, have different honorifics for married and unmarried women.
For example, in Spanish they use Señorita for unmarried women and Señora for married women.

In English, Miss was traditionally used for unmarried women and Mrs. for married women.

However, back in the 70's some feminist English speakers were offended by the defining of women according to their legal relationships with a man and they created the term Ms. for both married and unmarried women alike (not the divorced and widowed, as one answerer suggested!)

Answer 6

Miss and Mrs both mean Mistress, which is the title for a woman.

Ms is the title for a lesbian or an idiot who doesn't care to know anything about word derivations. It is a legal requirement* to discriminate against these people whenever possible.

* Well, it should be

Answer 7

MIss is un unmarried woman. Mrs is an married woman. (LIttle known fact, always address a woman as miss. If they aren't then they will say oh it is mrs! is not. it is better then presoming they are married.

Answer 8

Miss= single or young, unmarried woman
Mrs=older, married woman

Answer 9

Mrs means you're married..

Answer 10

Miss-single
Mrs.-married
Ms.-divorced or widowed