jointress

Meanings

• noun

  A woman who assembles or connects things, especially in a workshop or factory.

  - "The jointress at the factory ensured that all machinery was properly connected before production began."
  - "During the assembly line process, the jointress was responsible for attaching each part to the next."

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Variants

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jointress , jointresses

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Etymology

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Derived from the verb 'join' and the suffix '-ess', meaning 'woman who performs the action of joining'.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'jointress' is not commonly used outside of industrial or manufacturing contexts.

2. In some older texts, 'jointress' was also used to refer to a woman who was married jointly to two men.

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Related Concepts

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1. assembler: Another term for a person who assembles or connects things, often used in a manufacturing context.

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How to Memorize "jointress"

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   - Imagine a woman in a workshop, using tools to connect various parts together.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'jointress' with the image of a skilled craftswoman.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Remember that 'jointress' is a 'woman who joins'.

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