women's
Americannoun
plural
women's-
a range of sizes usually from 38 to 44 for garments that fit larger than average women.
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a garment in this size range.
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the department or section of a store where these garments are sold.
Etymology
Origin of women's
Example Sentences
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Olympic champion Sara Hector warmed up for her women's giant slalom title defence at next month's Winter Olympics by winning the World Cup race on Saturday as US star Mikaela Shiffrin finished third.
From Barron's
The Dundonian kicked off her year with a new women's 10km record in Valencia, knocking 12 seconds off her previous personal best.
From BBC
Marva, who is of part South-Asian heritage, has been involved in girls' and women's football since childhood and once played for Tottenham as a youth.
From BBC
Everton's wait for a first point at Goodison Park this season continues after Brighton hand them a sixth consecutive home defeat in the Women's Super League.
From BBC
Manufacturers of smart glasses are "prioritising profit over women's safety and wellbeing, and need to instigate safety measures", says Rebecca Hitchen of the End Violence Against Women Coalition.
From BBC
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