fisherwoman

[ fish-er-woom-uhn ]

noun

, plural fish·er·wom·en.

1. a woman who fishes, whether for profit or pleasure.

Example Sentences

“It’s the most interesting thing going on right now,” one, a commercial fisherwoman, said.

From Slate

Reliable as always, Carlile does her tender-soulful ‘70s folk-rock thing in “Tin Cup Chalice,” then talks about her experiences fishing with Buffett, whom she says impressed many a lesbian fisherwoman by bragging that he was friends with Brandi Carlile.

From Los Angeles Times

Reliable as always, Carlile does her tender-soulful ‘70s folk-rock thing in “Tin Cup Chalice,” then talks about her experiences fishing with Buffett, whom she says impressed many a lesbian fisherwoman by bragging that he was friends with Brandi Carlile.

From Los Angeles Times

"The number of fish varieties found here has already gone down significantly. Any kind of expansion would further deplete its population," claims Rajalakshmi, a fisherwoman from the region.

From BBC

"We are ready to face anything in our fight against the project. Our livelihoods should be protected at all costs," Vijaya, a fisherwoman from Pulicat, said.

From BBC