seamster

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(sēm′stər, sem′-)

noun

Now Rare tailor

See seamster in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A tailor.

Origin:

Origin: Middle English semester

Origin: , from Old English sēamestre

Origin: , from sēam, seam; see seam

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