washwoman
washwoman noun: a washerwoman.
Noun
washwoman (plural washwomen)
- A washerwoman.
- A kimono dress by Derek Lam evoked the washwomen of feudal Japanese warlords ($1,390).2008 April 17, Cintra Wilson, “Little Hedge Fund on the Prairie”, in New York Times
Forms of washwoman
| plural | washwomen |
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Origin of washwoman
From wash + woman.
Questions about washwoman
- What does washwoman mean?
- Washwoman means a washerwoman.
- What part of speech is washwoman?
- Washwoman is a noun.
- What is the plural of washwoman?
- The plural of washwoman is washwomen.
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