workfolk
/ˈwəːkfəʊk/Now informal and somewhat archaic
noun
In singular and plural = workpeople; especially farm labourers.
Origin
Late Middle English. From work + folk.
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- scissors-fashion
- scissors-grinder
- scissors grip
- scissors hold
- scissors jack
- scissors jump
- scissors kick
- scissors leg
- scissors-like
- scissorsmith
- scissors paper stone
- scissors-smith
- scissors-tail
- scissors-tailed
- scissortail
- scissor-tailed
- scissor-tailed flycatcher
- scissor tooth
- scissor-winged
- scissure
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- alodiary
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