Putzfrau
/ˈpʊtsfraʊ/noun
In Germany or German-speaking regions: a woman employed to do domestic work; a cleaner, charwoman.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Daily Kennebec (Maine) Journal. From German Putzfrau from putzen to clean + Frau.
- welfare worker
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- welfarism
- welfarist
- welkin
- Welkom
- we'll
- well
- well-abused
- well-accepted
- well-accomplished
- well-accorded
- well-accoutred
- well-accredited
- well-accustomed
- well acquainted
- well-acted
- well-adapted
- welladay
- well adjusted
- well-administered
- well-adorned
- well-advanced
- well advised
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