Noun:

కటానా,

spinsters's Usage Examples:

5 dyers, 12 fellmongers, 3 woolstaplers, 54 spinsters, 6 fullers, 146 shearmen, 141 scribblers, 220 weavers, 5 handle setters, 8 twisters, 4 spinning.

professional spinsters, one is a desiccated prissy academic, while the other is a blowzy, more down-to-earth professional nurse.

They are staged for young (18 years and over) spinsters and bachelors and traditionally the couples dress up in formal wear.

spinsters (not all so elderly), with some training in looking under the antimacassar, who are now very much in fashion.

her tall and commanding disposition led to her playing mostly dowagers, spinsters and matrons, as well as intense Shakespearean roles.

character was recorded in Selkirkshire and featured her along with two other spinsters, Scantlie Mab and Owkasaánd, who in complement to Habetrot"s deformed.

with Malay slaves, among whom they were known as koe"sisters, apparently suggesting polite gossiping among spinsters.

She goes from house to house to see if the children and spinsters are spinning diligently, looking through the windows or even all gaps.

story is about a neurotic and celibate vicar, George, who is pursued by lustful spinsters in his country parish.

A well known folktale to feature this character was recorded in Selkirkshire and featured her along with two other spinsters, Scantlie Mab and Owkasaánd, who in complement to Habetrot's deformed lips feature a splayed foot and a flat thumb respectively.

Municipal suffrage was granted in 1884 to property-owning widows and spinsters in the provinces of Quebec and Ontario; in 1886, in the province of New.

She runs a home for spinsters in the area while her husband is institutionalized as mad.

Haldane's 1927 book Motherhood and Its Enemies drew some criticism for its attacks on spinsters and suffragettes for devaluing motherhood and causing male-female sex antagonism.

Synonyms:

spinner, shaper, maker, thread maker,

Antonyms:

winner, man,