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seamstress

[seem-stris, sem-] / ˈsim strɪs, ˈsɛm- /
NOUN
sewer
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At 16, she sacrifices her education to work as a seamstress so her brothers can go to school and, she hopes, become prosperous.

From New York Times

Sarkar’s first concern was how she was going to pay her seamstresses — Afghani women refugees living in Seattle.

From Washington Post

His father and mother, a plasterer and seamstress, respectively, were Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe.

From Washington Post

His parents, Jacob, a plasterer, and Rel Goldman Topol, a seamstress, had fled shtetlach in Eastern Europe to settle in Palestine in the early 1930s.

From New York Times

Her mother was a nurse and a “wonderful seamstress” who made hats and jewelry — Hudson later learned that she used to paint, but stopped when she had kids.

From Los Angeles Times