women
n. countablen. adult female human beings. You use this word when talking about more than one woman.
n. adult female humans. The plural form of woman.
Many women work in this office.
The tournament organizers are working hard to increase the number of women participating in professional cycling events.
Sociologists often study the different ways women and men navigate professional hierarchies in corporate environments to identify systemic barriers to promotion.
From Middle English wimmen, from Old English wīfmenn (“women”), from wīf (“female”) + menn (“men, persons, human beings”), equivalent to wife + men. Spelling (with o) influenced by the singular; see woman for more.
The plural form of 'woman'; it is an irregular plural that does not end in 's'.
three womansthree womenThe plural of woman is irregular; it changes the vowel sound and spelling rather than adding an 's'.