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- noun The
female equivalent of abargeman .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Phyllis, the bargewoman, and the baby — and presently Bobbie, too — cuddled together in a heap on the bank.
The Railway Children Edith 2003
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“Oh,” said Bobbie, seeing the bargewoman and making for her.
The Railway Children Edith 2003
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Phyllis, the bargewoman, and the baby — and presently Bobbie, too — cuddled together in a heap on the bank.
The Railway Children Edith 2003
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“Oh,” said Bobbie, seeing the bargewoman and making for her.
The Railway Children Edith 2003
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I may be under a bit of a cloud at present, but I will not be laughed at by a bargewoman! '
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I may be under a bit of a cloud at present, but I will NOT be laughed at by a bargewoman! '
The Wind in the Willows Kenneth Grahame 1895
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"Oh," said Bobbie, seeing the bargewoman and making for her.
The Railway Children 1891
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Phyllis, the bargewoman, and the baby -- and presently Bobbie, too -- cuddled together in
The Railway Children 1891
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