Now Rare a girl or woman who milks cows or works in a dairy
dairymaid
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dairymaid
noun
A woman or girl who works in a dairy.
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Sentence Examples
- In 1796, he extracted fluid from the pox on the hand of a dairymaid named Sarah Nelmes—who had caught the condition from her cow Blossom—and injected the fluid into a cut in eight-year-old James Phipps's arm.
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WORDS NEAR dairymaid IN THE DICTIONARY
- dairymaid
- dairymaids
- dairyman
- dairymen