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woolworkers

woolworkers is the plural of woolworker.

Meaning of woolworker

Noun

woolworker (plural woolworkers)

  1. A person who works with wool.
    • In Bradford, England, during 1870s, as there was a search to explain the mysterious deaths of woolworkers, the newspapers speculated that it might be bubonic plague.2014, Richard M. Swiderski, Anthrax: A History, page 82

Questions about woolworkers

What is woolworkers the plural of?
Woolworkers is the plural of woolworker.

Words near woolworkers in the dictionary

  1. woolwinders
  2. Woolwine
  3. Woolwines
  4. woolwork
  5. woolworker
  6. woolworkers
  7. woolworking
  8. woolworks
  9. Woolworth gun
  10. Woolworth guns
  11. Woolworth's

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