Английские слова, начинающиеся на wom

An adult female human being.

In nouns denoting a woman of a specified nationality or origin.

Used to form nouns describing certain types of women or women with certain jobs

Someone who prefers to do things rather than think about and discuss them

Someone who keeps their promises

The world of women; women considered collectively; womankind.

Of a woman: with courage or resolution; valiantly. used as a conscious alternative to "manfully".

The state or condition of being a woman.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

Suitable for or characteristic of a woman.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

Engagement in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

Engaging in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

A form of feminism that acknowledges women's natural contribution to society (used by some in distinction to the term feminism and its association with white women).

Women considered collectively; womankind.

The process of making or becoming more feminine.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

A man who engages in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

A man who engages in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

(of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

Engagement in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

Engaging in numerous casual sexual affairs with women.

Women considered collectively.

The quality of being womanly (= having the qualities, ideas, or physical features that a woman is typically or traditionally thought to have)

Relating to or having the characteristics of a woman or women.

The fact or quality of being a woman; womanliness.

Usually in form woman-power. women considered collectively in relation to their capacity for work; the number of women working or available for work or service; the power of women in work. compare "manpower", "girl power".