Seamstress

What do we mean by seamstress?

A woman who sews, especially one who makes her living by sewing. noun

A woman whose occupation is sewing noun

A woman whose occupation is sewing; a needlewoman. noun

A woman who sews clothes professionally. noun

Someone who makes or mends dresses noun

A woman who sews clothes professionally.

A prostitue undercover. In seattle young woman were registered seamstresses but really they were just whores taking advantage of the 1897 Alaskan Gold Rush. Urban Dictionary

Someone with technical skill but no taste. Urban Dictionary

A super-busty gal whose ample gazongas are so impossibly perky-firm and stick out so ridiculously far (think Rebecca Wild) that they're obviously just implants; one has only to lift her boobs slightly and check underneath to see the obviously-visible stitch-scar-grooves from the plastic surgery. :P Urban Dictionary

An offensive, even possibly misogynistic term for a female hilly-billy, an unsophisticated farm/country female Urban Dictionary

A Fuckstick (person, not penis or dildo) Urban Dictionary

A semi-offensive term for a female hilly-billy Urban Dictionary

A female hilly-billy Urban Dictionary

A offensive term for an unsophisticated farm/country female Urban Dictionary

Noun. One who only does over the pants mouth or hand stuff. When the seam of the pants rubs the clit or penis until completion. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to seamstress:
seamstress, sempstress, seamstresses, seamstressy, seamsters.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word seamstress:
sewed, sew, balzac, sewing, carton, tailoring, tailor, garment, dresses, naacp, outfits, shirts, clothes, siblings, maid, christina, dress, worker, berry, rue, tuberculosis, shop, clothing, costumes, designer, sisters, maker, prostitution, fabric, costume, factory, aunt, carpenter, cook, emigrated, fashion, father, grandmother, boarding, farmer, mother, tale, herself, photographer, ann, attended, profession, nancy, divorced, relatives, elder, louise, graduated, grandfather, parents, childhood, mrs, grew, activist, violin, sister, clerk, daughters, socialist, putting, finland, wedding, brooklyn, younger, apartment, painter, store, immigrants, wealthy, singing, flag, worked, sang, attending, lived, anna, educated, learned, woman, child, encouraged, uncle, teacher, husband.

Adjectives that are often used to describe seamstress:
little, good, poor, excellent, young, old, expert, skilled, accomplished, fine, local, talented, professional, black, best, beautiful, pretty, french, wonderful, former, experienced, clever, consumptive, gifted, time, skillful, widowed, competent, elderly, humble, retired, starved, tired, aged, fair, unmarried, parisian, mulatto, quiet, famous, colored, finest, neat, successful, haggard, rate, weary, class, eyed, superb, capable, skilful, surgical, itinerant, pathetic, trained, sickly, african, attractive, inexperienced, pale, thrifty, employed, overworked, marvelous, gentle, paid, impoverished, immigrant, neighbouring, industrious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective seamstress:
work, teacher, wife.

Words that sound like seamstress:
seamstress, songstress, seamster, spinstress, seamstresses, sinistrous, sundress, citris, semster, scenester, symmetries, songsters, symmetrise, cystis, hiemstra, symmetrize, sesterce, de-stress, citrus, samsara, sumatra, susurrus, susurrous, citrous, sestra, cistus, satirise, summer dress, sunstruck, suitress, samothrace, sastra, sistra, sisters, symmetry, solstice, monstrous, scientists, symmetric, summarise, sangster, semesters, sentries, songster, samurais, summerise, homestretch, centrist, sunstroke, eustress, monestrous, de stress, home stretch, cisterns, sideris, sensories, csts, sun stroke, susters, centrix, summitry, heat stress, singster.