- Irishwoman Irish·woman n
- ['aɪ(ə)rɪʃˌwʊmən]
-women pl irlandese f
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Irishwoman Irish·woman n
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Irishwoman — noun Date: 15th century a woman born in Ireland or of Irish descent … New Collegiate Dictionary
Irishwoman — n. (pl. women) a woman who is Irish by birth or descent … Useful english dictionary
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