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stationwoman

stationwoman noun: a female member of staff at a railway station.

Noun

stationwoman (plural stationwomen)

  1. A female member of staff at a railway station.
    • A stationwoman pulled the passenger clear, but not until she had been pulled along for some yards and was within half a car-length of the tunnel mouth.1958 February, “Notes and News: Tube Train Movement with Open Door”, in Railway Magazine, page 139

Forms of stationwoman

pluralstationwomen

Origin of stationwoman

From station + woman.

Questions about stationwoman

What does stationwoman mean?
Stationwoman means a female member of staff at a railway station.
What part of speech is stationwoman?
Stationwoman is a noun.
What is the plural of stationwoman?
The plural of stationwoman is stationwomen.

Words near stationwoman in the dictionary

  1. stationmistresses
  2. stations
  3. Stations of the Cross
  4. stationward
  5. stationwide
  6. stationwoman
  7. stationwomen
  8. statis
  9. statism
  10. statismospore
  11. statismospores

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