dairywoman
- noun
- /ˈdɛəriˌwʊmən/
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lechera
- The dairywoman delivered fresh milk to our door every morning.
Examples
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The farm hired a new dairywoman to oversee their milk production.
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As a skilled dairywoman, she made butter and cheese by hand.
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The dairywoman sells fresh milk every morning.
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Many dairywomen are dedicated to their craft.
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As a skilled dairywoman, she made butter and cheese by hand.
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The dairywoman delivered fresh milk to our door every morning.
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The farm hired a new dairywoman to oversee their milk production.
Synonyms
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2.0
A person who keeps cows on a farm to make milk
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6.8
A woman who milks cows and works in a dairy
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8.2
A woman who works with milk and makes butter or cheese
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Etymology
The word dairywoman joins dairy, which means a place for 'milk' and milk products, and woman, and it originally named a woman who worked at a dairy. So a dairywoman is a woman who makes or sells milk, butter, or cheese.