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NEEDLEWOMAN Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of NEEDLEWOMAN is a woman who does needlework; especially : seamstress. www.merriam-webster.com
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The Needlewoman by Diego Velázquez - National Gallery of Art
A woman with pale skin and brown hair, wearing a dark corset and white fabric over her shoulders, looks down at needlework in her hands in this vertical ... www.nga.gov
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The Needlewoman - Wikipedia
The Needlewoman (Spanish: La costurera) is an oil-on-canvas painting by Diego Velázquez, painted between 1635 and 1643. It is housed in the National Gallery ... en.wikipedia.org
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needlewoman
ˈneedlewoman [needle n. 1.] A woman who works with the needle; a sempstress.1611 Middleton & Dekker Roaring Girl i. i, You are busied with a needle-woman. a 1667 Jer. Taylor Suppl. Serm. for Year (1678) 104 She was a good needle-woman and a good huswife. 1776 Carlisle Mag. 7 Sept. 143 She endeavoure... Oxford English Dictionary
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NEEDLEWOMAN Synonyms: 9 Similar Words - Merriam-Webster
Synonyms for NEEDLEWOMAN: seamstress, stitcher, sewer, embroiderer, tailor, seamster, needleworker, weaver, knitter. www.merriam-webster.com
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The Life of a Needlewoman in the 19th Century | Jane Austen's World
This domestic job as needlewoman – mending, embroidering, making clothes – sounds benign compared to the custom of the Regency and Victorian eras to overwork ... janeaustensworld.com
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The Needlewoman
The Needlewoman () is an oil-on-canvas painting by Diego Velázquez, painted between 1635 and 1643. Subject The Needlewoman is an unfinished portrait, in which the head, modeled in light and shadow, is the most fully realized part. wikipedia.org
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NEEDLEWOMAN | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
a woman who sews, especially one who sews very well or does it as a job. Mending clothes was as likely to be done by male tailors as by female needlewomen. dictionary.cambridge.org
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Jane Austen, The Needlewoman - The Textile Retreat Company
Jane Austen was as skilful with a needle as a pen. She regularly executed plain work, including the making of household linen and undergarments, and was an ... www.textileretreats.com
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Needlewoman Shop
'The Needlewoman Ltd' (London, England) was registered in October 1928 as a retail shop in Regent Street, London (later nos. trc-leiden.nl
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The needle Woman - YouTube
This channel is for lovers of fashion, people interested in getting new ideas, it shall feature detailed tutorials on how to cut and sew different styles. www.youtube.com
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needlewoman
needlewomann (pl -women) woman who sews (usu skilfully); seamstress 善缝纫的女子; 擅长女红的女子; 女裁缝 a good, poor, etc needlewoman 针线活儿好、 不好...的女子. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Needleman (disambiguation)
A needleman or needlewoman is a person who practices the handicraft or profession of needlework. Another term that may be used is needleworker. may refer to: The Needlewoman, a painting by Diego Velázquez wikipedia.org
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Roberto Salcedo Sr.
His father was a marine who earned RD$ 14 (US$ 14) per month, and his mother was a needlewoman. wikipedia.org
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stitchery
stitchery (ˈstɪtʃərɪ) [f. stitch v.1 or stitcher: see -ery 2. (App. coined by Shakes.)] Needlework.1607 Shakes. Cor. i. iii. 75 Come, lay aside your stitchery. 1780 C. Burney in Early Diary F. Burney (1889) II. 289, I have really been so hard fag'd with stitchery in new rigging papa's old shifets (a... Oxford English Dictionary
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