A woman who is a beggar

Usage examples of beggarwoman.

Then it was blood and fire all over again, and at the end of it she was a beggarwoman.

Near that window stood a church warden paying no attention to the service and loudly reproving a deaf, half-witted beggarwoman in a voice as flat and commonplace as the window and the street.

The meanest beggarwoman should not have to labor naked and alone as long as she was there to help.

Her cheeks were sunken, her eyes dark-ringed and fever-bright, and the hands that he recalled as slim and graceful now resembled nothing so much as the bony claws of some old hag of a beggarwoman, grimy on palms and backs, the nails ail cracked and encrusted with filth.

Anywhere — I'll smuggle you out of Glome — we'll go for beggarwomen all over the world — or you can go to Bardia's house — anywhere, anything you like.