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womanhouse

womanhouse noun: a chamber or building where female servants would work in early modern Scotland.

Noun

womanhouse (plural womanhouses)

  1. (historical) A chamber or building where female servants would work in early modern Scotland.

Forms of womanhouse

pluralwomanhouses

Origin of womanhouse

woman + house

Questions about womanhouse

What does womanhouse mean?
Womanhouse means a chamber or building where female servants would work in early modern Scotland.
What part of speech is womanhouse?
Womanhouse is a noun.
What is the plural of womanhouse?
The plural of womanhouse is womanhouses.

Words near womanhouse in the dictionary

  1. womanhaters
  2. womanhating
  3. womanhead
  4. womanhood
  5. womanhoods
  6. womanhouse
  7. womanhouses
  8. womanhunt
  9. womanhunting
  10. womanhunts
  11. womanifesto

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