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domestic goddess 

A female who excels at baking, cooking, cleaning-housework of all sorts. She loves to please and enjoys hearing compliments about her awesomeness around the house/kitchen. She may sew, knit, have domestic hobbies that come out well. She doesn't have to have children to be considered a domestic goddess.
Husband: "Yeah, I know, ever since we were married she's become quite the domestic goddess."
Friend: "I wish my woman was like that, I'm jealous!"
domestic goddess by Stryderella March 5, 2010
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Domestic goddess 

A domestic goddess makes her home a haven. If living with others, the home takes into consideration the definition of home as haven of all that call it home. A domestic goddess may also help others make their home what they want it to be, such as decorating it or organizing house parties there. A feminist values choice, so a feminist may choose to be a domestic goddess that makes meals better than any restaurant, has a beautiful garden, the best taste in interior design, and builds a treehouse for her child or children becausr they asked for one!
Helena would love to be a Domestic Goddess for community and in her own home for loved ones she cherishes and loves to make happy and comfortable! For herself, she would want plants, handmade furniture, artmaking and art on the walls, music, green cleaning, doggies to visit, and indoor and outdoor hammocks amd delicious meals to cook!
Domestic goddess by Freeasabird January 4, 2020

Domestic Goddess 

home all day and doing a wonderful job of cooking, cleaning and child rearing
(domestic goddess's are usually MILF's)
q-what are you doing to today?
a-home, sipping a latte & being a domestic goddess
Domestic Goddess by domestic goddess69 September 21, 2009

Domestic Goddess 

A domestic goddess is someone who excels at skills that were once called "Home Economics" in the once upon a time days.
A Domestic Goddess has skills in food, decorating, sewing, throwing a party, knitting, baking and more. She may or may not be married. 'She' might even be male.

She's often considered an ideal wife by many men. And yes, she's skilled at that, too!

Think of those beautiful women who have televised cooking shows, and do everything to perfection.

And she (or he) does all this without breaking a sweat or dirtying their clothes.

And yes, she might just prefer to remain single.
I just went over to Jamie's house. His mother is like, a total {Domestic Goddess}! Their house looks like it's in a magazine and the food she made for dinner? Oh my god, I'm moving to their house. And she's a total {MILF}, too!

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Adam's gay dad is a real Domestic Goddess! His birthday party was off the charts, man!
Domestic Goddess by TottPaula February 14, 2018

Domestic Godess 

A women with an appropriate amount of attitude, stellar intelligence, who is skilled and independent yet still possesses and entirely owns the domestics skills deemed traditional for a woman.
A Domestic Godess is the kind of woman who doesn't object to belonging in the kitchen because the hand that rocks the ladle is the hand that rules the world.
Domestic Godess by DomesticGodess November 30, 2014
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