fisherwoman

[ fish-er-woom-uhn ]

noun

, plural fish·er·wom·en.

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

Example Sentences

The irate owner searched in vain for his slave and even asked the fisherwoman if she had seen a weeping maiden.

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Hunt for nobler game, if you like; but a fisherwoman must not despise the smallest that comes to her net.

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It was a Berck fisherwoman's cloak, which she always put on when it rained.

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Seeing that it was only, as he supposed, some harmless fisherwoman, Harald took courage and waited.

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The eyes of all naturally took the direction of the well-born fisherwoman.

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