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Meanings of washerwoman in English
Catalan
bugadera 
Usage of washerwoman in English
1
The washerwoman consented to be one witness; the sexton-janitor made the other.
2
Ned's Irish washerwoman also abstained-thatmuch with-itshe wasn't prepared to be.
3
The toad, by no means a looker, can pass as a washerwoman.
4
Indeed, the washerwoman feared him more than all others about the house.
5
After to-morrow morning you are to be the son of a washerwoman.
6
But, after all, it was not the washerwoman that he saw now.
7
After we left there, we passed the place where Madame's washerwoman lives.
8
You would not believe it, Monsieur Piquedent, I met the little washerwoman!
9
He, the great Richard Avenel, beg pardon of Mrs. Fairfield, the washerwoman!
10
Why should not our washerwoman's work have its touch of poetry also?-
11
When one's comfort is thus bound up in fire-boy and washerwoman, alas!
12
Those who had the price hired a washerwoman one day in the week.
13
Indeed, the washerwoman feared him more than any one else in the house.
14
Years ago he was converted in Rio through the agency of his washerwoman.
15
And it was upon such evidence that the washerwoman was hanged.
16
Miss Challoner's death was due to suicide; so was that of the washerwoman.
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