fishwifes (Meaning)

fishwifes

a woman who sells fish, a vulgar abusive woman

The fishwifes of Billingsgate Market belted out bawdy songs with gusto.
Amidst the laughter and chaos, the fishwifes competed to sell the freshest catch.
Their voices carried over the pungent aroma of the fish market, a symphony of market banter.
The fishwifes' colorful language and sharp banter kept customers entertained as they haggled over prices.
The women were renowned for their toughness and wit, earning them the respect of even the roughest sailors.
Despite their reputation for rowdiness, the fishwifes had a strong sense of community and supported one another.
As the market closed, the fishwifes retired to their homes, their voices still echoing through the cobblestone streets.
The legend of the fishwifes of Billingsgate Market lives on, a testament to the vibrant and unruly character of the past.
The fishwifes' vibrant personalities and sharp tongues inspired numerous literary and artistic works.
In modern times, the term "fishwife" is sometimes used to describe a loud and opinionated person, a nod to the legacy of these remarkable market women.

a woman who sells fish, a vulgar abusive woman

vixens, censurers, gorgons, cavillers, furies, viragos, viragoes, shrews,dragon ladies, railers

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The fishwifes of Billingsgate Market belted out bawdy songs with gusto.

Amidst the laughter and chaos, the fishwifes competed to sell the freshest catch.

Their voices carried over the pungent aroma of the fish market, a symphony of market banter.

The fishwifes' colorful language and sharp banter kept customers entertained as they haggled over prices.