Housewife
21housewife — house·wife || haÊŠswaɪf n. homemaker, married woman who manages her home full time (as opposed to working full time outside the home) …
22housewife — noun (plural housewives) 1》 a married woman whose main occupation is caring for her family and running the household. 2》 hʌzɪf a small case for needles, thread, and other small sewing items. Derivatives housewifely adjective housewifery noun haʊs …
23housewife — n. 1. Mistress of a family, goodwoman. 2. Huswife, female economist, thrifty woman …
24housewife — noun plural housewives, (C) a married woman who works at home doing the cooking, cleaning etc, but does not have a job outside the house; homemaker housewifely adjective …
25housewife — n homemaker, hausfrau, housekeeper, home economist, family manager, Sl. chief cook and bottle washer; wife, mate, consort, Inf. better half …
26housewife — house·wife …
27housewife — [ˈhaʊsˌwaɪf] (plural housewives [ˈhaʊsˌwaɪvz] ) noun [C] a woman who does not work outside the home and whose main job is looking after her children, cooking, cleaning etc …
28housewife — noun (plural housewives) 1. /ˈhaʊswaɪf / (say howswuyf) the woman in charge of a household, especially a wife who does no other job. 2. /ˈhʌsəf/ (say husuhf) Also, hussif. a small case for needles, thread, etc. {Middle English huswif, husewif} …
29housewife — Wahine mālama hale …
30housewife — n. (pl. wives) 1 a woman (usu. married) managing a household. 2 a case for needles, thread, etc. Derivatives: housewifely adj. housewifeliness n. Etymology: ME hus(e)wif f. HOUSE + WIFE …
