women's rightist
/ˌwɪmɪnz ˈrʌɪtɪst/Now frequently historical
noun
= woman's rightist.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Galaxy Magazine. From the genitive plural of woman + -rightist, after women's rights.
- puna wind
- punch
- punchable
- punch above one's weight
- Punchama
- Punch and Judy
- punchbag
- punchball
- punch biopsy
- punchboard
- punchbowl
- punchcard
- punch clock
- punch-cutter
- punch-drunk
- punch-drunkenness
- punched card
- punched paper
- punched paper tape
- punched tape
- puncheon
- puncheoned
- puncher
- punchery
- punch forceps