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committeewoman

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com·mit·tee·wom·an  (k-mt-wmn)
n.
1. A woman who is a member of a committee.
2. A woman who is a party leader of a ward or precinct.
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Noun1.committeewoman - a woman who is a member of a committee
committee member - a member of a committee
Translations
committeewoman
n pl <-women> (esp US)
(= member of committee)Komiteemitglied nt


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Republican National Committeewoman Heidi Smith said the party will address its organizational problems in November, when it elects a new chairman and executive director.
Kokocinski, who was also a Democratic Committeewoman and a Webster registrar of voters; Assessor Sharon Pelletier; Town Treasurer Eleanor Doros and her predecessor, Dorothy V.
PHYLLIS WOODS: The Republican National Committeewoman from Dover is a co-sponsor of RNC resolutions urging Congress to abandon earmarks and commending those who have opposed federal stimulus and bailout spending bills, but won't support a resolution "recognizing the Democrats' march toward socialism.
 
 
 
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