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airwoman

[ air-woom-uhn ]

noun

plural airwomen.
  1. a woman who pilots an aircraft.


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Gender Note

Is it airwoman or airperson? See -woman.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of airwoman1

First recorded in 1910–15; air 1 + -woman
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Example Sentences

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When an airwoman for the 587th gave a concert for her companions, her comrades made her a white silk dress out of parachute fabric to wear while she sang.

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Why was this honour questioned in some quarters, including by the airwoman herself?

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Dozens of Soviet airwomen — including some of the nation’s most beloved pilots — died during the war, flying, one woman reported, into “a continuous curtain of fire.â€

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I’m a huge risk—a danger to myself and everyone around me, probably the only shot-down Allied airwoman outside Russia.

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The Canadian mission includes six CF-18 fighter jets, a refueling tanker aircraft, two surveillance planes and one airlift aircraft, with about 600 airmen and airwomen based in Kuwait.

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