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Often used in the same context:
postmaster,
newsagent,
landlady,
postie,
telephonist,
postman,
pensioner,
shorthand typist,
spinster,
lollipop lady,
tearoom,
clerk,
manageress,
vicar,
great grandmother,
granny,
gran,
verger,
wrvs,
laird,
lady mayoress,
viscountess,
greengrocer,
postbox,
headteacher,
stationmaster,
barmaid,
publican,
jobcentre,
workmate,
crofter,
housewife,
librarian,
bookkeeper,
constable,
policewoman,
beautician,
waitress,
businesswoman,
receptionist,
chatelaine,
schoolmistress,
draper,
hairdresser,
schoolteacher,
florist shop,
churchwarden,
charwoman,
battleaxe,
storekeeper,
town crier,
morayshire,
matron,
methodist,
coalman,
postal,
mayoress,
ironmonger,
cashier,
abbess,
governess,
grandmother,
birchen,
lassie,
carer,
churchyard,
lass,
civil servant,
milkman,
parson,
schoolgirl,
joiner,
laund,
nurse,
radiographer,
midwife,
shopgirl,
saleslady,
docker,
dustman,
homemaker,
councilor,
grazier,
dormouse,
divorcee,
bigamist,
shetlander,
plasterer,
newsreader,
milkmaid,
banffshire,
vicarage,
firbank,
upwell,
husband,
housebreaker,
dowager,
ginnel,
auntie,
cilla,
typist,
woman,
curator,
foreman,
janitor,
prefect,
superintendent,
bartender,
caretaker,
chairman,
commissioner,
custodian,
governor,
judge,
marshal,
organist,
overseer,
rector
More general:
postmaster
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— Adjectives for postmistress:
first,
local,
sub,
old,
assistant,
little,
former,
present,
colored,
young,
black,
more...
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