woman's righter
/ˌwʊmənz ˈrʌɪtə/Now historical
noun
= women's righter.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Ladies' Repository. From the genitive of woman + -righter, after woman's rights.
- rollock naked
- rollocks
- roll-off
- roll of honour
- roll on
- roll one's own
- roll-on roll-off
- roll (or throw) of the dice
- roll-out
- rollover
- rollover bar
- rollover contract
- rollover contribution
- rollover credit
- rollover provision
- rollover relief
- rolloway
- roll plane
- roll-produced
- roll rate
- Rolls Buildings
- roll scale
- Rolls Chapel
- Rolls, Charles Stewart
- Rolls Court