What does communicatrix mean?
Communicatrix means (rare) A female communicator..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(rare) A female communicator..
And he began to say, “Come bowels of perfection; come communicatrix of the masculine; come, thou that knowest the mysteries of the elect: come,” &c. &c. (see page 162).
I see now that, hobbled by hobby, I’ve presented my wife as a very intricately programmed phatic communicatrix (or whatever the sociological jargon is).
Other bees smell the communicatrix, or receive small draughts of scented liquid from her, and then search for food sources with the appropriate scent.
Attractive, prof. d/w/m, owner of 5 garlic presses, seeks adventurous 40+ communicatrix, over 5'3'", a smart, lithesome woman.
‘Thing is,’ said Isaac thoughtfully, ‘it can’t just be the strength of the signal that attracts them, or it would only ever be the seers and communicatrixes and so on that got taken.[…]’
In the thaumaturgic listening post in the Spike, the echelon of communicators and communicatrices would be blinking fast and trying to decipher from the city’s welter of cognition which illicit topics were being spoken.
Colleen Wainwright, aka “the communicatrix” and a designer who blogs, says, “Blogs are conversations, not ads.[…]”
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Communicatrix means (rare) A female communicator..
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And he began to say, “Come bowels of perfection; come communicatrix of the masculine; come, thou that knowest the mysteries of the elect: come,” &c. &c. (see page 162).
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