- editress
- ed·i·tress
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Editress — Ed i*tress, n. A female editor. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
editress — noun Date: 1799 a woman who is an editor … New Collegiate Dictionary
editress — /ed i tris/, n. a woman employed in the work of editing. [1790 1800; EDIT(O)R + ESS] Usage. See ess. * * * … Universalium
editress — noun A female editor. Syn: editrix … Wiktionary
editress — ed·i·tress || edɪtrɪs n. female editor ed·i·tor || edɪtÉ™(r) n. one who prepares printed matter for publication (i.e. newspaper, book, etc.); one who revises, one who reviews and corrects … English contemporary dictionary
editress — (also editrix) noun dated a female editor … English new terms dictionary
editress — ˈedə.trə̇s noun ( es) Etymology: editor + ess : a female editor … Useful english dictionary
editrix — noun (plural editrixes or editrices) Date: 1950 editress … New Collegiate Dictionary
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