What does windster mean?
Windster means (historical) A person who winds wool, silk, thread, etc..
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/ˈwaɪnd.stə/ · noun
(historical) A person who winds wool, silk, thread, etc..
Your windster must always have a bowl of cold water by her, to dip her fingers in, and to sprinkle very often the said bar, that the heat may not burn the thread.
Silk-winders or windsters easily became weavers.
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Windster means (historical) A person who winds wool, silk, thread, etc..
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Your windster must always have a bowl of cold water by her, to dip her fingers in, and to sprinkle very often the said bar, that the heat may not burn the thread.
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