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- noun Plural form of
townswoman .
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Examples
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If the young men of Glasgow want any stimulus or encouragement in this wise, they have one beside them in the presence of their fair townswomen, which is irresistible.
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If the young men of Glasgow want any stimulus or encouragement in this wise, they have one beside them in the presence of their fair townswomen, which is irresistible.
Speeches: Literary and Social Charles Dickens 1841
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Just find the kind of townsmen and townswomen who can help.
Robert Schwab: Colontown, A Community of Cancer Survivors Robert Schwab 2011
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Just find the kind of townsmen and townswomen who can help.
Robert Schwab: Colontown, A Community of Cancer Survivors Robert Schwab 2011
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Just find the kind of townsmen and townswomen who can help.
Robert Schwab: Colontown, A Community of Cancer Survivors Robert Schwab 2011
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Just find the kind of townsmen and townswomen who can help.
Robert Schwab: Colontown, A Community of Cancer Survivors Robert Schwab 2011
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The townswomen circle around, swirling their skirts this way, then that way, or swinging those Renaissance hips.
A Happy Ending, No Balcony���Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo? 2008
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The townswomen circle around, swirling their skirts this way, then that way, or swinging those Renaissance hips.
A Happy Ending, No Balcony���Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo? 2008
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However, here I have it full at last; and I am running to carry the water to my fellow-townswomen, whom our foes are plotting to burn alive.
Lysistrata 2000
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Wagon train women and townswomen never allowed anyone lo see them when they weren't fully clothed ... unless they were performing, like Orange Blossom riding the ponies.
The Burning City Niven, Larry 2000
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