axewoman
axewoman noun: a woman who uses an axe.
Noun
axewoman (plural axewomen)
- A woman who uses an axe.
- I have no way of knowing how much money per day on the average these valiant axemen and axewomen of the lowlands received for their monumental labor, but I would be surprised if someone who had figured it out told me the average was as much as forty cents per day.1954, Thad Snow, From Missouri, page 134
Forms of axewoman
| plural | axewomen |
|---|---|
| alternative form | axwoman |
Origin of axewoman
From axe + woman.
Questions about axewoman
- What does axewoman mean?
- Axewoman means a woman who uses an axe.
- What part of speech is axewoman?
- Axewoman is a noun.
- What is the plural of axewoman?
- The plural of axewoman is axewomen.
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