workingwoman

She was a New Woman, that still unusual amalgamation of homemaker and workingwoman: days filled with job, volunteering and clubs, homemaking skills honed down to the bare minimum.

Jamie Schler: A Table, Les Enfants! Dinner Is Served! Jamie Schler 2010

She might be a workingwoman, a volunteer, a mom, or part of all of these.

Ellen Susman: Balancing Life: Interview with Dana Buchman 2008

I suppose we should have quotas on how many kids a workingwoman can have.

Morning Buzz: Meet the ‘pitbull with lipstick’ 2008

This may prove to be useful for the workingwoman who can pick up the beauty products as and when required from the beauty salon.

Choosing Your Beauty Salon Emii 2007

ANUCHA BROWN SANDERS, PLAINTIFF: What I did here, I did for every workingwoman in America.

CNN Transcript Oct 2, 2007 2007

We had noticed that Cecilia's indignation on account of the workingwoman of Germany was extreme if the woman was pretty.

Lippincott's Magazine, October 1885 Various

This, however, only added fuel to the flames, for Anna, in an emotional speech, "A Struggle for Life," told the tragic story of Hester Vaughn, a workingwoman who had been accused of murdering her illegitimate child.

Susan B. Anthony Rebel, Crusader, Humanitarian Alma Lutz

Besides, no plain, everyday workingwoman could enjoy herself in your car because her conscience wouldn't let her.

Roast Beef, Medium Edna Ferber 1926

And, because it was queer that a song should seem to be coming out of the ground, a costermonger stopped, and then a little boy, and then a workingwoman, and then a lady.

The Lost Prince 1914

If so, how will the workingwoman of England, already inferior economically to the ladies who are benefited by the Shackleton bill, [4] be able to work with their political superiors, should the bill pass?

Anarchism and Other Essays Emma Goldman 1904