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- noun A
female watchman .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Little pieces of wadded-up newsprint lay on the floor around his shoes, drawing ever-more-severe glares from the watchwoman.
DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010
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Little pieces of wadded-up newsprint lay on the floor around his shoes, drawing ever-more-severe glares from the watchwoman.
DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010
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Little pieces of wadded-up newsprint lay on the floor around his shoes, drawing ever-more-severe glares from the watchwoman.
DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010
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She lives in a trailer parked in the London junkyard where she works as a night watchwoman; daytimes, she heads for the gym and trains hard.
A Summer Book Bag 2008
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With her chin jutted out and her general tight-lipped regard, she might have been the museum’s loyal night watchwoman.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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With her chin jutted out and her general tight-lipped regard, she might have been the museum’s loyal night watchwoman.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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With her chin jutted out and her general tight-lipped regard, she might have been the museum’s loyal night watchwoman.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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With her chin jutted out and her general tight-lipped regard, she might have been the museum’s loyal night watchwoman.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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With her chin jutted out and her general tight-lipped regard, she might have been the museum’s loyal night watchwoman.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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With her chin jutted out and her general tight-lipped regard, she might have been the museum’s loyal night watchwoman.
Heaven Lake John Dalton 2004
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