fisherwoman

American  

[fish-er-woom-uhn] / ˈfɪʃ ərˌwʊm ən /

noun

plural

fisherwomen

1. a woman who fishes, whether for profit or pleasure.

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Example Sentences

The fake fisherwoman points her walking stick, and the ray of moonlight swings down toward me, almost like she is conducting an ethereal symphony with the moonlight.

From Literature

I remember the fake fisherwoman telling me that Grandma was a Queen Mother … and now I’m standing in front of this girl who has a Queen Mother pin.

From Literature

Fisherwoman Jennifer Ramdial echoed that view, also adding: "I just don't want to leave."

From Barron's

The fisherwoman and her colleagues have been monitoring biodiversity in the area's wetlands, which feed into the Magdalena River.

From BBC

The fisherwoman is now protected by armed bodyguards paid for by the government, but the threats have continued.

From BBC