womenfolk
noun
women in general; all women.
womenfolks
-
a variation of
womenfolk.
Example Sentences
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If to respect and love womenfolks is savagery, then make the most of it, Judge.
From Time Magazine Archive
So "Victor, honey" was brought up by his womenfolks, commandeering their lives.
From Time Magazine Archive
She waited around the theatre lobby all day, finally reappearing at the wicket to demand: "When is de womenfolks gonna git their chance?"
From Time Magazine Archive
Papa said he didn’t know as he never did get to see any of the womenfolks.
From "Where the Red Fern Grows" by Wilson Rawls
All they knew was that they were losing meat out of their smokehouses, eggs out of their hens’ nests, and sometimes even whole pans of corn- bread that the womenfolks had set out to cool.
From "Old Yeller" by Fred Gipson
