seamster
[ seem-ster or, especially British, sem- ]
noun
a person whose occupation is sewing; tailor.
Origin of seamster
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How to use seamster in a sentence
A seamster cut out for them two long black robes with hoods attached, like monks' habits.
Bouvard and Pcuchet | Gustave FlaubertMy wife is a seamster, my auntie a cook I do janitor work or comon labor.
One sees in it a natural outcome of his prentice life in London, as a shoemaker, a seamster, or what not.
My "seamster," Maria, has a little girl who she sent me word should be my little chambermaid, and she wished me to name her.
Letters from Port Royal | VariousNot as clerk or seamster as in former days, but as half owner and proprietor.
Lily Pearl and The Mistress of Rosedale | Ida Glenwood
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