Plural of bagwoman; multiple women who carry or work with bags.
Plural of 'bagwoman', using the irregular English plural 'women' instead of 'womans'. Maintains historical gender-marked pluralization.
English's irregular plural 'women' survives in compound words like 'bagwomen,' making older grammar rules visible even in newer words describing modern social realities.
Plural of gendered occupational term reflecting historical patterns where occupational language maintained masculine as default and feminine as derived/marked category.
Use occupational descriptions ('bag handlers', 'people who collect bags') to avoid gendered agent nouns. If specificity matters, use 'bagwomen' and 'bagmen' symmetrically.
["bag handlers","people who handle bags"]
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