Words and phrases that have a meaning related to washerwomen: (119 results)
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Also try:laundresses, washermen, menials, mammies, barmaids, milkmaids, wenches, nursemaids, fakirs, rustics, noblewomen, porters, molls, servants, tramps, harlots, idlers, barbing, footmen, tinsmiths, landladies, housewives, strumpets, courtesans, ayahs, dustmen, aristos, bellboys, dressmakers, muslins, madonnas, maids, dadas, squires, schoolmarms, apothecaries, caballeros, geishas, johnnies, milkmen, countesses, waiters, whores, mountebanks, babushkas, menders, crones, hoboes, shikar, menfolk, pickaninnies, shopkeepers, drunkards, scullery, maharajahs, sutlers, aunties, waitresses, tilers, sylphs, barmen, lairds, quarrymen, workmen, chiselers, swains, pluckers, viscounts, laundress, lasses, samovars, coachmen, aristocrats, midianite, coppersmiths, upholsterers, plumbers, hangmen, carpenters, peasants, workingmen, gentry, pinafores, susu, blacksmiths, viziers, womenfolk, matrons, madams, ragamuffins, pashas, plasterers, dirndls, coopers, hairdressers, gentlewomen, dainties, laborers, bedouins, noblemen, putti, masons, barbers, firemen, legionaries, artisans, boatmen, cooks, domestics, schoolteachers, seamen, troopers, boys, captains, craftsmen, diggers, fishermen, mariners, musicians
— Adjectives for washerwomen: old, black, other, many, poor, roman, local, few, irish, native, early, more...
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