baggagewoman
- noun
- /ˈbæɡɪdʒˌwʊmən/
- Archaic
:
maletera
- The baggagewoman helped me retrieve my suitcase from the storage room at the station.
Examples
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As a baggagewoman, she ensured all travelers' belongings were safely loaded onto the train.
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The baggagewoman was friendly and efficient during the busy morning rush.
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The baggagewoman helped me with my heavy suitcase.
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Many baggagewomen work at the airport.
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As a baggagewoman, she ensured all travelers' belongings were safely loaded onto the train.
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The baggagewoman helped me retrieve my suitcase from the storage room at the station.
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The baggagewoman was friendly and efficient during the busy morning rush.
Synonyms
71
2.3
A person who carries suitcases and bags at hotels or stations
19
3.2
A hotel worker who carries guests' luggage and does small jobs for them
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2.8
A hotel worker who carries guests' luggage and helps with small tasks for them
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6.1
A person who carries guests' bags and helps them with small jobs in a hotel
4
8.4
A person at an airport who helps passengers with their bags
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4.9
A person who takes and looks after coats or bags for customers
A person who moves and looks after passengers' luggage at an airport or train station
A man who handles passengers' bags on a train
A hotel worker who carries guests' luggage and runs small jobs for them
A woman who helps hotel guests by carrying bags and running errands
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Baggagewoman comes from the parts baggage ('bags and things you carry when you travel') and woman ('an adult female'), so it simply means a woman whose job is to look after travellers' bags.