Meanings of washwoman in English

The funniest case I ever witnessed was that of an old washwoman.

Emily, the mother, was the cook and washwoman while Jacob was the Butler.

But Erin suspected that it would not be content to merely occupy a washwoman.

I'm not your washwoman here. Well, there was a small crack in that serenity.

It could inhabit a knight, a merchant, a washwoman.

Chemoise shouted to one washwoman, "Why is everyone at Castle Sylvarresta?"

An Italian one that the washwoman had forsaken.

Who does he think he is? some old washwoman whispered about Feykaald, while her companion grunted assent.

These were the books that had given him precedence over the old washwoman who kept him in college.

Something- Iknownot what-recalledto my mind a conversation which I had with the poor washwoman at Wilmington.

One of these was Sherman's washwoman.

Ain't you 'shamed o' yourself, and your father a honest, hard-workin' driver, and your mother a decent, respectable washwoman?

Here's a washwoman who says the Kaiser is a gentleman, and a street-car driver who says it's a rich man's war.

It seemed absurd to imagine that they were Johnny Mullens, the washwoman's son, and Polly Flinders, the charwoman's little girl, and so on.

The truth respecting the washwoman was very artfully disguised, and yet so managed as to allow her to elude the imputation of direct falsehood.

"Did the rats come last night?" Dearborn asked the washwoman.