womenfolks

And you ought to see the old birds—womenfolks and men about eighty years old—runnin' everything on the farm.

"Yes, I say leave the looks to the womenfolks," pursued Rufus Carder, feasting his gaze on the girl's profile.

Usually he admits that he had it to do either for a real or fancied wrong, or for a slur to his womenfolks.

“Swift ought to a-told some of the womenfolks,” old Morg repeated with finality.

The womenfolks from all over the country came to help with the baking and cooking.