Noun:

ಲಾಂಡ್ರಿ,

washerwomen's Usage Examples:

washerwomen the surveyor had seen, blanchisseuse being the French for "washerwoman".

The washerwomen, especially in the province of Asturias, constitute a kind of supernatural beings, ghosts that almost always lead to death.

There are copious examples of washerwomen or laundresses in art, see.

Its ties to Catholicism caused a public-relations campaign to be established, featuring washerwomen showing how much more effective local soaps were than Castile soap.

coalmen, washerwomen .

means "washerman" in Kannada; the locality was named for the community of washermen and washerwomen that once resided in the area.

Women were enlisted in EAM were engaged in social work such as running the food kitchens in towns and villages in Free Greece while also working as nurses and washerwomen.

The Breton washerwomen wash graveclothes, usually at night, under the moonlight, and are notable for their intense.

Les Lavandières is the French word under which these "night washerwomen" are perhaps best known.

shipwrights, bartenders, saloon keepers, washerwomen, domestic servants, and dressmakers.

The subject of laundresses and washerwomen attracted the French Impressionist painters who had begun.

self-service laundries has rendered washerwomen unnecessary in much of the contemporary world.

There are copious examples of washerwomen or laundresses in art, see WikiCommons.

Synonyms:

laundrywoman, washer, washwoman, laundress,

Antonyms:

nonworker,