beadswoman, bedes woman
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 50
[From plural of Eng. bead (q.v.), and woman.] A woman similarly engaged, and still more frequently than in the case of the opposite sex, living in an almshouse. "And honour done to your poor bedes -woman." Ben Jonson: Sad Shepherd, ii. 6. (Richardson.) bead-ý, a . [Eng. bead ; -y.] 1. Like a bead, small and glittering. (Used of eyes.) 2. Covered with drops or beads (as of perspiration). 3. Frothy.
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