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- noun Plural form of
editress .
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Examples
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But there are unhappy stenographers and editresses and concert singers.
Archive 2008-10-01 Linda 2008
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But there are unhappy stenographers and editresses and concert singers.
The Symphony of Supper-Time Linda 2008
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We 'ad a young lady here who used to say she'd undertake to get an extra half-sovereign out of any editor in town; but editresses there was no managing.
The Beth Book Being a Study of the Life of Elizabeth Caldwell Maclure, a Woman of Genius Sarah Grand
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She is the wife of a cattleman and certainly not well trained in the graces, but she has her name in the papers continually by virtue of presents of such things as bolts of silk to society editresses.
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I have always liked editresses Pamela and Mary Anne Aden's systematic, rational and comprehensive approach.
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Right now, Aden Forecast editresses Pamela and Mary Anne Aden seem to be making a another of their periodic bullish lunges.
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Only one thing, fair editresses, give us a Virginia page, with Mrs. Rosa D. Dowser of this city in charge. "
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Only one thing, fair editresses, give us a Virginia page, with Mrs. Rosa D. Dowser of this city in charge. "
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Only one thing, fair editresses, give us a Virginia page, with Mrs. Rosa D. Dowser of this city in charge. "
Reminiscences. 1894
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