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The opposite gender of “lad” in English is “lass” or “girl.” “Lad” typically refers to a young boy or a young man, while “lass” or “girl” refers to a young girl or a young woman.

The opposite gender noun of “spinster” is “bachelor.” “Spinster” traditionally refers to an unmarried woman, while “bachelor” traditionally refers to an unmarried man.

The opposite gender of “porter” is the same term, “porter.” “Porter” is a gender-neutral term used to refer to a person employed to carry luggage or assist with transportation.

The opposite gender of “giantess” is “giant.” “Giantess” refers to a female giant, while “giant” refers to a male giant.

The opposite gender of “uncle” is “aunt.” “Uncle” typically refers to the brother of one’s parent, while “aunt” refers to the sister of one’s parent.

The opposite gender of “hubby” is “wifey” or “wife.” “Hubby” is a colloquial term used to refer to one’s husband, while “wifey” or “wife” refers to one’s wife.

The opposite gender of “maternal” is “paternal.” “Maternal” is an adjective relating to a mother or motherhood, while “paternal” is an adjective relating to a father or fatherhood.

The opposite gender of “son” is “daughter.” “Son” refers to a male child, while “daughter” refers to a female child.

The opposite gender of “judge” is the same term, “judge.” “Judge” is a gender-neutral term used to refer to a person who presides over a court of law.

The opposite gender of “led” is the same term, “led.” “Led” is the past tense of the verb “lead” and does not have a specific opposite gender.