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Often used in the same context:
irishwoman,
aristocrat,
spinster,
divorcee,
scotswoman,
noblewoman,
adventuress,
lass,
yachtswoman,
welshwoman,
governess,
schoolmistress,
new zealander,
frenchwoman,
shopgirl,
heroine,
nancy mitford,
chatelaine,
minx,
schoolgirl,
sculptress,
enchantress,
washerwoman,
nobleman,
countess,
nursemaid,
charlotte bronte,
londoner,
englishmen,
countrywoman,
woman,
authoress,
mary wollstonecraft,
barmaid,
baronet,
millionairess,
shepherdess,
schoolfriend,
britisher,
dowager,
abbess,
boadicea,
gentlewoman,
sorceress,
shorthand typist,
socialite,
aristo,
igraine,
moira shearer,
coup de foudre,
fusspot,
courtesan,
housewife,
housemaid,
chanteuse,
bluestocking,
adventurer,
memsahib,
viscount,
oxonian,
hesione,
chap,
termagant,
maud gonne,
watercolourist,
nun,
merope,
lady,
briony,
actress,
viscountess astor,
prim,
florens,
chrissie evert,
princess,
debutante,
lancastrian,
widower,
nymphet,
grande dame,
roue,
goatherd,
oarswoman,
seductress,
coquette,
elyot,
unworldliness,
schoolmaster,
contessa,
sylph,
sydneysider,
ballet dancer,
businesswoman,
frontierswoman,
wolfhound,
lytton strachey,
freya,
aviatrix,
gamine,
dame sybil thorndike,
somerset maugham,
alfred de musset,
englishman,
man,
virginian,
frenchman,
scotsman,
spaniard,
gentleman,
girl,
dutchman,
irishman,
swede,
frenchmen,
jew
More specific:
cornishwoman
More general:
english person
Also try:
— Adjectives for englishwoman:
young,
first,
old,
beautiful,
little,
elderly,
class,
pretty,
only,
wealthy,
average,
more...
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