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Often used in the same context:
shorthand typist,
telegraphist,
receptionist,
lady mayoress,
postmistress,
railwayman,
switchboard operator,
typist,
dogsbody,
lollipop lady,
manageress,
radiographer,
signaller,
equerry,
wrvs,
dustman,
carer,
postman,
shunter,
chiropodist,
jobcentre,
glucina,
stationmaster,
barmaid,
pensioner,
plasterer,
workmate,
joiner,
launderette,
superviser,
coalman,
publican,
gilliver,
wrns,
charwoman,
wraf,
landlady,
honeybun,
drayman,
nosy parker,
conductress,
docker,
signalman,
hairdresser,
leofric,
hewer,
newsagent,
stewardess,
turves,
puttock,
roadsweeper,
lord privy seal,
davys,
postie,
stenographer,
warehouseman,
policewoman,
kissogram,
prizeman,
mum,
landscape gardener,
potto,
draper,
milkman,
great grandmother,
paviour,
pargeter,
usherette,
wharfie,
gwent,
bookkeeper,
nurse,
subeditor,
lord provost,
chap,
rounce,
cilla,
aunty,
scard,
beautician,
labourer,
cranage,
viscountess,
bavin,
dodkin,
maconochie,
barman,
telegraph pole,
rdns,
gamekeeper,
caithness,
civil servant,
tradesman,
tumble drier,
marryat,
peterlee,
longbenton,
switchboard,
schoolfriend,
squaddie,
verger,
grandad
More general:
manipulator,
operator
Synonyms:
switchboard operator,
telephone operator
Also try:
— Adjectives for telephonist:
young,
german,
dead,
military,
little
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